Perfect Day set for IPO after raising a further $350m
Foodtech company got its break after being selected for a start-up accelerator in Cork
Another Perfect Day for Cork as animal-free dairy goods company raises $160m
Biotech start-up that began in Cork accelerator is bringing lab-developed dairy products to market
Another Perfect Day for Cork as biotech company raises $140m
Start-up developing milk-free dairy products began life in Sean O’Sullivan’s RebelBio
Australian family fears for Irish citizenship applications after ruling
‘There are thousands of good, talented and hard working people this is affecting’
Dairy-free ice cream with lab-grown protein by Cork company goes on sale
Perfect Day’s yeast product identical to dairy protein in texture, taste and nutritional value
Cork-born start-up raises further $34m to bring cow-free milk to market
Perfect Day was founded to take part in Cork-based RebelBio accelerator
Start-ups advised to think longer-term when it comes to funding
Tech veteran and VC partner warns entrepreneurs to think more deeply about funding
Angling for Irish start-ups changing Ireland's fishing sector
Hatch accelerator programme aims to find and develop disruptive aquaculture start-ups
SOSV looks to raise $250m to help early-stage start-ups
Venture capital firm employs 95 people globally, including a small number in Cork city
Disappointment as life sciences start-up programme leaves Cork
RebelBio, the world’s first life sciences accelerator, is to relocate to London
Start-up making waves with potential solution to plastic waste
BioCellection has developed advanced technologies to transform non-recyclable plastics into virgin-quality chemicals for use in sustainable supply chains
Number of investments in Irish agrifood tech doubles to 19 in 2017
More than $10 billion invested in more than 900 deals worldwide in 2017
Perfect Day for Cork as start-up raises $25m to develop cow-free milk
Company formerly known as Muufri is backed by Sean O’Sullivan and other major investors
Ireland ‘risks losing’ opportunities in growing biotech sector
More co-working labs needed, says CoderDojo co-founder
SOSV withdraws plan for Food-X in Cork due to lack of Irish support
Failure of institutional investors to get onboard leads venture fund to reduce plans
Third level students showcase new social entrepreneurship projects
Enactus Ireland event recognises students’ efforts to to support marginalised people in the community
Social Media Week Ireland kicks off around the country
Tech Connect Live takes place in the RDS with more than 3,000 entrepreneurs, investors and media expected to attend
CoderDojo unveils coding events for visually impaired
The first event took place at the Salesforce World Tour Event, with teams mixing students with visual impairment and sighted children
Plans afoot to bring Food-X accelerator programme to Ireland
VC fund backed by Sean O’Sullivan and Bill Liao to target food and drink start-ups
IndieBio kicks off with nine new synthetic biology startups
Cork-based accelerator teams early stage companies with mentors and support
Synthetic dairy developer warns of over-production of milk in Ireland
Founder of biotech start-up says many of the major food co-operatives are silently backing the venture
From CoderDojo to online travel, with a lot of couch-surfing in between
While James Whelton says he misses CoderDojo, he finds it a lot less stressful working for someone else
Young coder goes far after Coolest win
Traveller and novice programmer picks up CoderDojo award for her anti-bullying app
High-tech parents. Low-tech kids
Steve Jobs restricted his children’s access to technology. What parenting approach do technologists working in Ireland take?
Does Minecraft make your children smarter or dumber?
Fans say the game is not mindless but a playful introduction to real programming
Know The Code: the rise and rise of the CoderDojo movement
Computer coding clubs are springing up, empowering children to ‘create rather than consume’
A happy ending for Storyful founder Little
Analysis: former RTÉ broadcaster took risk on social media venture when Ireland’s economic collapse was at its most intense
Start-up funding space increasingly crowded
Irish tech start-ups are looking more and more to crowdfunding to fulfil part or all of their capital needs
Take it for granted: how to get your hands on Government start-up funding
Ireland has plenty of money for start-ups which can get past the bureaucracy, say the authors of a new guide
Restaurant app feeding off success on Dragon’s Den
Temptster app enables restaurants to promote offers for same-day bookings
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