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Airport taxi sharing service takes top prize at Rubicon's 2019 New Frontiers programme

Entrepreneur Daniel Mulcahy's company RideShair has been named as Best Business Opportunity and Overall Winner of the Rubicon Centre's 2019 New Frontiers programme, sponsored by Enterprise Ireland.

Airport taxi sharing service takes top prize at Rubicon's 2019 New Frontiers programme

Tue, 16 Apr, 2019 - 12:43

Joe Dermody

Entrepreneur Daniel Mulcahy's company RideShair has been named as Best Business Opportunity and Overall Winner of the Rubicon Centre's 2019 New Frontiers programme, sponsored by Enterprise Ireland.

Daniel Mulcahy was chosen from 12 ambitious startups at a high profile breakfast event in Cork Institute of Technology this morning.

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