Ireland at the start of sustainable energy 'gold rush', says Cork-born entrepreneur

Crosshaven Boatyard in Co Cork has been acquired by tech and telecoms millionaire Pearse Flynn for his new company base as part of a €10m green energy project.   Picture: Clare Keogh 

Crosshaven Boatyard in Co Cork has been acquired by tech and telecoms millionaire Pearse Flynn for his new company base as part of a €10m green energy project.   Picture: Clare Keogh 

The Irish-born businessman behind a €10m green energy project says Ireland is at the start of a sustainable energy “gold rush” that could help revive coastal communities.

Tech and telecoms millionaire Pearse Flynn made his comments after unveiling his new Green Rebel Marine venture to service the future needs of offshore wind farms, with an estimated €5bn of projects in planning.

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