Hurley entrepreneur Daithí on the ball with online connections

SELLING via the internet can help level the global playing pitch for Irish exporters, according to innovative hurley entrepreneur Daithí O’Regan.
Hurley entrepreneur Daithí on the ball with online connections
Thu, 19 May, 2011 - 01:00
Joe Dermody

The founder of Handcrafthurleys.com was one of the guest speakers at a packed seminar entitled Fostering the Spirit of Entrepreneurship from within the Community last night in Mitchelstown, Co Cork.

He was joined by entrepreneur Sean Gallagher of Dragons Den, and Theresa Mulvihill of Smart Marketing.

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