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October 14, 2023
From humble beginnings, the late Chuck Feeney went on to share the wealth as part of his life’s work, writes Sorcha Crowley
August 2, 2023
Developed by a team based in Dublin, Stripe Tax is set to help millions of businesses navigate the many complexities around tax collection.
May 28, 2021
); A YouTuber and charity activist has been named as one of Irelands most outstanding young people. Sean McLoughlin, or JackSepticEye, as he is commonly known, was named alongside the likes of Limericks Collison brothers and jockey Rachael Blackmore as part of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons Awards (TOYP), JCI Ireland’s Flagship Project. Sean was chosen in the cultural achievement category. Other categories included academic leadership and/or accomplishment; business, economic and/or entr...
March 16, 2021
US payment processing company Payroc is creating 75 jobs paying around £48,000 in its first investment here, with staff receiving a monthly stipend for working from home costs.
March 15, 2021
Stripe is to add “at least” 1,000 jobs in Dublin over the next five years, after a new fundraising round of $600m (€502m) brought its valuation to $95bn (€80bn).
March 15, 2021
Stripe is to add “at least” 1,000 jobs in Dublin over the next five years, after a new fundraising round of $600m (€502m) brought its valuation to $95bn (€79.4bn). The Irish government’s Ireland Strategic Investment Fund, managed by the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) invested €42m ($50m) as part of the fundraising. The online payments firm founded by Limerick’s Collison brothers is now the most valuable ever private technology company in Silicon Valley. It also makes ...
March 15, 2021
Online payments firm Stripe is to add “at least” 1,000 jobs in Dublin over the next five years, after a new fundraising round of $600m (£431m) brought its valuation to $95bn (£68bn).