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PETALING JAYA:  Tee Li Li’s only child is on the verge of becoming stateless, with the Federal Constitution still only guaranteeing citizenship to children of Malaysian fathers.

The programme provides startup entrepreneurs with a package of supports valued at over €30,000, including a €15,000 tax-free stipend in phase 2.

13 start-ups took part in this New Frontiers programme, with four getting recognised in an award ceremony for their potential.

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A Kilkenny man is hoping to hit the market with an innovative concept to complement his already successful product, The Grease Shark.   Martin Phelan ...

Declan Moriarty:Following the great news that the Park Hotel Dungarvan has received 4 star status, Mary caught up with General Manager Declan Moriarty about wha...

A tech company from Oylegate is planning to expand its business into the UK, Singapore and American markets thanks to the support it received from SETUs New Frontiers programme.

A four week New Frontiers programme starts in September 2022 in SETU Waterford and is the ideal platform for early-stage entrepreneurs from across the south…

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Two Tipperary companies, one in South Tipp and one in North Tipp, have won top business awards. Nenagh fencing sports tech company Sparwatch were crowned Start Up of the Year at the TUS New Frontiers Awards, while Cashel company Finedeeds won a Business Innovation Award. Sparwatch captures data to provide insight for sport training. Coaches […]