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From a standing start in 2019, Offr has raised €6m in three funding rounds and expanded into the UK and South Africa. The founder and CEO of the online property platform explains what is coming next.
Started by a husband and wife team, Serena and Niall Tallon, A little and Often is tapping into an underserved segment of the gifting market - seniors.
The social media giant re-invested half of the profits distributed by its Dublin advertising business last year. Ireland itself is the main destination of this splurge on cloud infrastructure.
Conor Sheridan swerved from fund management to fried chicken. However, his Mad Egg chain led to an AI business he believes can be an international player. He talks about pivots and potential.
Once backed by savvy investors, Scrumdiddly’s has entered the Scarp insolvency process after a rainy summer added to mounting debt pressure.
A plan to build 1,000 apartments has been hit by disputes and delays for nearly 20 years. It is finally moving but only after Dublin City Council recut key aspects to make it viable for Bartra, its privately-owned developer with a Hong Kong guarantee.
While all the attention was on the deal to transfer the National Maternity Hospital to Elm Park last year, SVHG restored its ability to service the debt secured on the property.
This cancer support project in Tipperary town is part of a network of centres doing similar work throughout the country. They are driven by heroic, unsung people like Jennifer Jones Hickey and the late Sarah Gleeson.
As Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dick Spring played a pivotal role in securing the Downing Street Declaration. Thirty years on, he reflects on how it took shape, and talks about his life after politics.
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