Financial data and research firm PitchBook, has reported that €100 million was invested by venture capital (VC) firms in Irish women founders in 2023. The report also confirmed that Ireland is the 3rd country in Europe per deal count on a per capita basis for investment in women-led start-ups and has consistently ranked in the top 5 countries for the past 10 years.
The Open Doors Webinar – Business Start-Ups for People with Disabilities aims to increase the awareness of self-employment as a career option for people with disabilities and to discuss the positives and negatives of starting your own business.
All Start-Ups face a variety of challenges as they try to establish themselves in their respective industries. Scale Ireland launched a ‘State of Start-ups’ Survey to explore the current challenges facing Irish start ups and gauge the sentiment of founders around the country. Scale Ireland is an independent not-for-profit organisation which supports, represents and advocates […]
The Edge Incubation Hub Launch event takes place this evening, 14th June 2022 from 17:30 – 19:00 at The Edge Dublin
A new €90m fund for Irish start-ups at Trinity College Dublin’s Tangent Ideas Workspace for student entrepreneurs has been launched by the government. The Irish Innovation Seed Fund Programme seeks to provide vital capital to innovative Irish companies at the crucial seed stage. Investment will be targeted and prioritised in areas such as regional development, […]
