What does the Ireland of the future look like? Today, a meeting of Ireland's government ministers in Sligo launched a National Planning Framework outlining a vision for developing the country from now through 2040 through a €115 billion ($145 billion) development plan.
Tonight, IrishCentral will take you live to a fun and fascinating conversation on digital and technology game changers in the fashion industry, hosted by Digital Irish in New York City.
Three Irish companies, Gecko Governance, arc-net and AID:Tech will join keynote speaker Cristina Dolan, founder and CEO of Insidechains in explaining what to expect and how to make the most of opportunities ahead.
The first event of the season for New York Digital Irish will take place at Bank of Ireland's Startlab hub in New York City. As three startups pitch their plans, IrishCentral will be streaming live via Facebook.
The Female Founder Supper Club will meet regularly and bring female founders with companies at similar stages together over dinner so they can exchange stories, advice, strategies and ideas.
Built in Dublin is a series of short video stories that spotlights MediaTech founders, and their startups, who are changing the industry and the use of both old media and new media from right here in Dublin.
Based on some of the big deals cut by Irish companies in 2016, there are a lot of businesses that are likely to go on to do great things over the coming 12 months.
In “I love Dublin because…” an article we published in September, we profiled eight New Dubliners with great tech stories to tell. The “New Dubs” we’re profiling today have all moved from global tech companies to founding their own startups here in Dublin.
