Four Dublin start-ups recognised in New Frontiers awards
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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13 start-ups took part in this New Frontiers programme, with four getting recognised in an award ceremony for their potential.
The start-up hubs have secured €1.6m in funding from Enterprise Ireland to operate the entrepreneur programme in South Dublin.
February 15, 2021 at 4:29 pmBy PDM Looks impressive let’s hope it happens. February 15, 2021 at 5:04 pmBy Anonymous @PDM and what exactly is Manchester’s economic future? Offices continue to be proposed, approved and built. Developer’s don’t spend millions developing something which isn’t credibly backed up with evidence to support it. February 15, 2021 at 6:01 pmBy Andrew As a cluster this works well (at least from the render). I must say I hate the whole co-living thing. I think it is just a wheeze to squeeze more money per sq ft. I can see problems stored up ahead for that type o...