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Venture capital funding for Irish SMEs rose almost 20% in Q3 to €231m - Vimarsana News

Venture capital funding for Irish SMEs rose almost 20% in Q3 to €231m

VenturePulse survey shows total of €872m was invested in first nine months of year

Water supply will be huge challenge in Ireland in coming years, event hears - Vimarsana News

Water supply will be huge challenge in Ireland in coming years, event hears

Acceleration of other forms of renewable energy will also be a major trend

Angel investment thriving in Ireland despite Covid, new data shows - Vimarsana News

Angel investment thriving in Ireland despite Covid, new data shows

HBAN figures show investment up more than 13% in H1 compared with same period in 2019

Private capital essential to fight climate change, wealthiest individuals say - Vimarsana News

Private capital essential to fight climate change, wealthiest individuals say

Most people with high net worth see transition to net-zero emissions as opportunity, report says

Covid impact sees Trinity College report deficit of €25.6m - Vimarsana News

Covid impact sees Trinity College report deficit of €25.6m

  Covid-19 has led to Trinity College Dublin reporting a deficit of €25.6 million for the 2019/20 financial year despite an increase in income from State grants and academic fees. The shortfall marks a major reversal in the university’s financial position. The latest financial statement published by the university shows it has recorded a deficit for the first time in three years after posting a surplus of €5.7 million in 2018/19 and €0.9 million the previous year. Total income at TCD dropped by €7.6 million to €389.1 million – a reduction of 0.9 per cent on...