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# Funding

All time
'It was an easy decision to set up my own business because I had no choice - I needed a job'
Kate Purcell
30 Aug 2016
78
There's a new startup visa for foreign founders who want to live the American dream
29 Aug 2016
565
Two of Galway's biggest medtech players are putting their weights behind this startup
28 Aug 2016
1.1k
Tobacco, alcohol and weaponry - here's where some of the state's investment has been flowing
27 Aug 2016
18.7k
24
Tobacco, alcohol and weaponry - here's where some of the state's investment has been flowing
27 Aug 2016
877
This Irish fintech startup wants to become the Starbucks of share investment
18 Aug 2016
1.3k
A new fund could give farmers a chance to diversify their businesses
15 Aug 2016
832
Construction gets underway on Ireland's first village for people with dementia
13 Aug 2016
23.2k
16
The head of this not-so-anonymous group will dig into his pocket to help startups get funding
10 Aug 2016
788
€3 million in State funding for Goal withheld as investigation into charity's Syrian finances continues
8 Aug 2016
11.5k
One of Facebook and Airbnb's early backers is putting its money into Limerick's Teckro
8 Aug 2016
997
Poll: Is it time for Mixed Martial Arts to be recognised as a legitimate sport in Ireland?
8 Aug 2016
20.9k
155
Ireland's largest crowd lender thinks we need to follow the UK's crowdfunding playbook
6 Aug 2016
952
Deliveroo has raised $275 million to fight off its greatest threat to date: Uber
5 Aug 2016
650
Ireland's researchers are punching above their weight despite 'below-average investment'
3 Aug 2016
231
Hand-ups vs handouts: What needs to change to make Ireland the best small country for startups
DC Cahalane
3 Aug 2016
143
4
China's ride-hailing war has come to an end as Uber waves a white flag
1 Aug 2016
274
'It's very difficult for traditional business to find funding because everyone is looking for apps'
31 Jul 2016
808
The powerful Rockefeller fund is backing an Irish wind energy project in Africa
28 Jul 2016
476
Permanent TSB has plenty of money for businesses – but it's being picky about who gets it
27 Jul 2016
252
Ireland's three big banks have a virtual stranglehold on small-business lending
22 Jul 2016
1.8k
A new business lender is expected to shake up the Irish banking market next year
21 Jul 2016
588
Startup investors are ready to splurge their cash around Europe once again
19 Jul 2016
173
Kerry startup Mobacar looks to dominate car hire bookings after closing a major funding round
17 Jul 2016
2.4k
The trials of luring fast-growing firms to the 'slow-moving machine' of the Irish Stock Exchange
16 Jul 2016
664
HSE found out Console charity status was withdrawn through media reports
15 Jul 2016
19.6k
A new €45 million fund has been unveiled for businesses that can't wait to get paid
13 Jul 2016
357
The future of third-level education could mean no fees
11 Jul 2016
15.9k
56
'I lost control of the business I built. Here's how to make sure it doesn't happen to you'
Peter Casey
10 Jul 2016
92
Suicide charity Console to be wound down
7 Jul 2016
38.7k
104
A Carlow security firm has eyes for the US after raising a huge €20 million
6 Jul 2016
230
Brooklyn and Room made millions at the box office - but Irish filmmakers need more money
4 Jul 2016
12.6k
17
Fine Gael spent €200,000 of their state funding on polling last year
1 Jul 2016
6.1k
53
New rules will force banks to tell firms when they could be branded as 'non co-operating'
1 Jul 2016
174
AIB is more afraid of tech upstarts like Stripe than a new bank eating its lunch
26 Jun 2016
1.5k
How does it feel pitching to Richard Branson? One Irish outfit is about to find out
26 Jun 2016
271
Despite the booming economy, many Irish firms are still very much in recession mode
25 Jun 2016
9.7k
29
Dublin's Malin Corp has another €70 million to spend on innovative life-science firms
23 Jun 2016
161
Despite the booming economy, many Irish firms are still in recession mode
21 Jun 2016
337
European money is finally giving Irish businesses access to cheaper loans
20 Jun 2016
311
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