Startup database TechIreland goes global

The first ever database of Irish technology companies aimed at exposing indigenous talent and innovation to a global audience ìs to be launched today.

Startup database TechIreland goes global

A beta version of Tech Ireland — an initiative from the Dublin Commissioner for Startups — is live with profiles of more than 500 startups, as well as details of 90 venture capital funds which have invested in Ireland and 40 or so of the country’s startup hubs.

With TechIreland, investors, potential business partners and media will have easy access to hundreds of companies in a way that has not previously been the case, according to Dublin startup commissioner Niamh Bushnell who said Irish startups have “suffered from living incognito” for years.

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