Jan 27, 2010
This is a great series of Irish Internet Entrepreneur profiles from last week's Sunday Business Post, and these guys are blazing a trail on what is without question the next boom industry of the 21st Century - Gary McGeown
Jan 27, 2010
IRELAND’S BANKING system has been downgraded by international credit rating agency Standard & Poor (SP) over concerns that continued weakness in the economy will push up the number of problem loans.
Jan 26, 2010
A social networking site for guitar enthusiasts, dbTwang.com opened its doors last December. The business is the brainchild of Keith Bohanna and co-founder Fintan Blake Kelly. Kelly has been a guitar collector since his teens.
Jan 26, 2010
The Irish Entrepreneur event, described as a ‘bootcamp’ for businesses, making them more efficient and ‘fit for purpose,’ will include information on exploiting business opportunities and becoming sustainable as well as cost-cutting tips
Jan 26, 2010
Eircom agrees to cut broadband provider line-hire charges. This is brilliant news and something that we're going to see more and more as people pour onto the internet shares Gary McGeown from the Irish Entrepreneur Superconference.
Jan 26, 2010
The study of 1,300 people found that one in five who use small business websites regularly struggle with domain names that are convoluted or difficult to recall. So how easy to remember is your domain name?
Jan 26, 2010
Boards.ie, the largest online community in Ireland, has become the latest target of cyber attack. A statement on the site today reports that at 11:20 GMT its database was attacked by "a source external to Ireland".
Jan 26, 2010
Things don't look good, and the truth is any time you point your finger at someone theres three fingers pointing back at you. Does that tell you something?
Jan 26, 2010
"This has to be one of the biggest property boobs so far, demonstrating that you can't afford to leave responsibility for your financial future to anyone but YOU!" shares Gary McGeown from the forthcoming Irish Entrepreneur Superconference
Jan 26, 2010
HOUSE prices are set to rise 7%-10% having fallen up to 40% from their peak, according to a new report. It also forecasts a strong rally with the share prices of the main banks set to double in value to over €3 in 2010.