Brothers earn their Stripe as they join Irish rich list

Two brothers in their early 20s from Limerick have joined the list of the 250 richest people in Ireland.

Brothers earn their Stripe as they join Irish rich list
Fri, 19 Apr, 2013 - 01:00
Stephen Rogers

Patrick, 24, and John, 22, Collison have a €59m holding in their latest company, Stripe, which gains them a place in the Sunday Times Irish Rich List due to be published this weekend.

Stripe, a Silicon Valley-based company, makes online payments easier. Just over five years ago, the brothers shared a €3m windfall after they sold their fledgling internet company, Auctomatic.

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