State policy ‘stymying potential of startups’ in Ireland

Government policy is preventing startups from achieving their full potential and hurting Dublin’s entrepreneurial landscape, according to the capital’s startup chief.

State policy ‘stymying potential of startups’ in Ireland

Dublin has a “great entrepreneurial ecosystem” in spite of a range of factors which are stunting progress, including in the areas of investment and taxation policy, according to Dublin Startup Commissioner Niamh Bushnell.

The Government needs to create an environment that encourages ordinary professionals to get involved in entrepreneurial activity to support the sector while “there’s a lot of work to do” in terms of taxation policies.

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