Organisation: HBAN

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Hi-tech matchmaker still looking for angels

Angel investing is growing every year in Ireland. Pádraig Hoare speaks to John Phelan, head of Halo Business Angel Network, which last week announced a record investment in a company spun out of Cork IT.

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Soopa is sniffing around the dog treat market

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Syndicate announces €2m fund for start-ups in the West

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UL spin-out snapped up for €64m in buyout

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Angel investors to support 700 jobs

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Start-up firm Elivar moves up a gear in nutrition field

Six firms set to create 100 jobs

Almost 100 jobs have been announced across six companies in Cork and Dublin.

Fri, 24 Aug, 2012

€12m investment set to create almost 350 jobs

A €12m investment in the Irish smart economy is aiming to create 343 jobs within the next three years.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2012

Funding freeze shows signs of thawing out

With the eurozone crisis showing no sign of letting up and the Irish economy receding in the last quarter, Brian O’Grady looks at what the current climate is like for start-up businesses seeking investment

Fri, 30 Dec, 2011

€40m Innovation Fund aid for firms

UP to €40 million in venture capital funding is poised to be pumped into Irish businesses through a number of funds.

Fri, 08 Oct, 2010

Software firm to boost workforce after securing €1.8m in capital

A DUBLIN software company will create jobs after securing funding of €1.8 million.

Fri, 17 Sep, 2010

Angel investors’ network initiative

Dublin: Halo Business Angels Network (HBAN), a new all-island initiative to link early-stage entrepreneurs looking for funding with potential “angel investors”, has been launched, with plans to generate almost €6m in new angel investment in its first two years and back up to 20 enterprises.

Mon, 21 Sep, 2009