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AN initiative to support smaller businesses who are actively trying to raise capital to help them become investor ready is preparing to welcome applications for the second cohort of SMEs this September.

THE north's start-up community is coming together to hold an 'Emerging Entrepreneurs' summer school in Belfast from August 21-25 aimed at young people aged from 17 to 21.

Last week saw the re-launch of HBAN, the All-Island Angel Investment Network.  The network is now managed by Dogpatch Labs (Dublin), in partnership with Ormeau Baths (Belfast), Portershed (Galway), RDI Hub (Kerry) and Republic of Work (Cork) and funded by Enterprise Ireland and InterTradeIreland. The 5 hubs directly support over 1,000 startups across Ireland, operate 30+ programmes and have key relationships across every part of the ecosystem, working with everyone, to deliver a strong...

The two hubs based in Dublin and Belfast will be helped by regional hubs including Portershed, Republic of Work and the RDI Hub in Kerry. It has been…

The First Fridays programme by Dogpatch Labs will be hosted in Belfast’s Ormeau Baths to give Northern Irish start-ups a boost.

RESPONSIBLE To Invest £1.2m In Innovation And Business Development

We speak to DC Cahalane, director of the Dogpatch Labs founders mentorship programme scaling itself to help Irish start-ups scale.

FROM the Gasworks to the former Apollo Cinema and the Ormeau Baths, guided walks taking in the sights and history around south Belfast are set to be launched next week.

8 investors, founders and execs predict cybersecurity, fintech will take Belfast by storm Things have been looking up for Belfast since the end of the Troubles. The city has undergone infrastructure improvements over the past two decades, tourism has boomed thanks to attractions such as the shipyard where the RMS Titanic was built and Game of Thrones shooting locations, and employment has risen steadily in the city since 2016, according to Northen Ireland’s Department for the Economy. The cit...

Using code to unlock the story of partition Aidan and Aine McGuire, co-founders of the Sensible Code Company. Pictures by Mal McCann. Ryan McAleer Aidan and Aine McGuire at their Ormeau Baths base in Belfast. WHAT impact did partition have on the demographics of Ireland? As we edge closer to the 100th anniversary of the separation of this island, a Belfast-based tech company believes it has the key to offer new insights into the significant upheaval of a centu...