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Irish alarm company Homesecure sells to Norwegian group for €25m - Vimarsana News

Irish alarm company Homesecure sells to Norwegian group for €25m

  Irish alarm monitoring company Homesecure has been sold to Norwegian group Sector Alarms, which already owns PhoneWatch in this market. The sale price is believed to be €25 million. Founded in 2014 by Colm Daly, the company has just under 20,000 customers and is understood to be growing at a rate of more than 20 per cent a year. It has 45 full-time employees and offers 24/7 monitored security in the Irish residential market. The main beneficiary of the sale will be Homesecure’s non-executive chairman Simon Murphy, who has a majority stake in the business. Mr Daly and the compan...

Pitch perfect: the man who keeps Croke Park ready for action - Vimarsana News

Pitch perfect: the man who keeps Croke Park ready for action

The Dublin and Cavan players had scarcely left the field after their All-Ireland football semi-final last Saturday night when a new team emerged on to Croke Park, one perhaps every bit as important as those wearing different shades of blue jerseys just minutes earlier. Some brushed the surface and worked with pitchforks to forensically repair divots that had developed in the course of the evening’s play, others pushed mowers to top the grass, work that continued until 10pm and resumed at first light the following day ahead of the second semi-final between Mayo and Tipperary. When that ended...

Pitch perfect: the man who keeps Croke Park ready for action - Vimarsana News

Pitch perfect: the man who keeps Croke Park ready for action

The Dublin and Cavan players had scarcely left the field after their All-Ireland football semi-final last Saturday night when a new team emerged on to Croke Park, one perhaps every bit as important as those wearing different shades of blue jerseys just minutes earlier. Some brushed the surface and worked with pitchforks to forensically repair divots that had developed in the course of the evening’s play, others pushed mowers to top the grass, work that continued until 10pm and resumed at first light the following day ahead of the second semi-final between Mayo and Tipperary. When that ended...