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Search ArticlesBank of Ireland taps Stripe to accelerate AI and payments innovation
Strategic alliance between Irish bank and Irish-led global payments giant will focus on faster payments, streamlined operations and embedding AI-driven financial technologies across the Bank of Ireland group. Bank of Ireland has revealed a new strategic partnership with Stripe, marking a significant step in the Bank’s ongoing digital transformation programme and signalling a deeper collaboration between two organisations with strong roots in Ireland’s technology and financial sectors.
Irish family businesses face a succession reckoning
Podcast Ep 360: Delay remains the single biggest mistake founders make when handing over control of their companies, warns Deborah Kelly, a seasoned corporate lawyer and partner at Addleshaw Goddard Ireland. When most of us think of the subject of succession these days, the eponymous TV show comes to mind with all the dramas, betrayals and emotion. The truth in all of this is often in between.
Entrepreneur toasts the future of drinks branding
ACORNS alumni and StoryBev founder Clare Minnock is using her experience in the drinks industry to help make her clients stand out from the crowd in an increasingly competitive market. With almost a decade of work in the industry behind her, tCarlow-based entrepreneur Clare Minnock has developed a strong understanding and in-depth knowledge of the industry and now guides her clients in identifying their brand story and what sets them apart.
AI reshaping Irish workplaces without replacing jobs, study claims
AI is transforming Irish workplaces through task evolution, not job loss, study finds. Artificial Intelligence is reshaping how work is carried out across Ireland, with workers increasingly using AI tools to support tasks and workflows rather than experiencing widespread job displacement, according to new research commissioned by Technology Ireland DIGITAL Skillnet.
Waterland creates industrial services leader
IIS and Secon join forces with private equity investor to support expansion across Ireland and Europe. Waterland Ireland has partnered with Industrial Insulation Specialists (IIS) and Secon Construction Services (Secon) to create what is set to become Ireland’s largest specialist industrial insulation and cladding services group.
Engineering firm DECI to create 250 jobs as it expands in US
Limerick company DECI strengthens presence in the world’s largest data centre market as demand for AI and cloud infrastructure accelerates. Irish engineering and commissioning specialist DECI Ltd is to create 250 new jobs as part of a major international expansion that includes the opening of a new office in Chicago.
Early-stage gems: Irish disruptors to watch
While the overall venture capital market is challenging, promising young companies are still attracting investor interest. In recent weeks we looked at some of the Irish tech titans that have raised mega rounds. This week we are looking at some of the early-stage players who will eventually be the next crop of tech titans to follow. Ireland’s start-up ecosystem continues to produce ambitious companies tackling challenges in AI, healthcare, climate technology, accessibility and fintech.
Davy expands Limerick presence as Mid-West wealth surges
Limerick client numbers nearly double and assets under management more than treble as investment firm Davy opens new office on O’Connell Street. Davy has expanded its presence in the Mid-West with the opening of a new dedicated office in Limerick city, citing strong growth in demand for wealth management services across the region. The new office at 125 O’Connell Street, which shares a building with the local Bank of Ireland branch, will be led by Limerick native and wealth adviser James Rael.
HomeBot is hardwired for success
Frustrations with robot lawnmowers and vacuum cleaners spurred ACORNS alumni and Cork-based entrepreneur Clara Mulligan to start HomeBot Ireland. Clara Mulligan and her husband Alan O’Neill relocated to Cork during the COVID-19 pandemic to be closer to family. During this time the plans for her business, HomeBot Ireland began to take shape. Clara noticed a household routine of grass cutting was becoming difficult for her father-in-law.
Can Ireland navigate a €1.1bn scaling funding gap?
Founders and investors used Scale Ireland’s sixth annual Autumn Gathering to press Tánaiste Simon Harris on a €1.1 billion funding gap, capital gains tax and public procurement from indigenous firms. Tánaiste and Finance Minister Simon Harris, TD, was in listening mode at the Scale Ireland Autumn Gathering last week. It was an important event for Harris; Scale Ireland is the representative organisation for Irish tech start-ups and scaling companies with 800 members across the land.