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'I come across as tough and brash - kicking that habit has been a work in progress'
Why Ireland should welcome the robots coming to 'take' our jobs
Secret Millionaire: 'I had many calls in tears with my mum. I thought I'd made my biggest mistake'
How Irish shoppers' online habits can teach retailers to make more sales
'I get annoyed when people say it's a side project. My startup is a second full-time job'
'I wanted to make something Irish. What I ended up bottling was the smell of failure'
What this 'new luxury' store can teach brick-and-mortar retailers about savvy shop design
'I get annoyed when people say it's a side project. My startup is a second full-time job'
'I had many late-night calls in tears with my mum. I thought I'd made my biggest mistake'
'I had many late-night calls in tears with my mum. I thought I'd made my biggest mistake'
This Irish teen quit school at 17 to launch a talent agency for online influencers
How the seeds for the affordable housing crisis were sown nearly two decades ago
The 6 essential steps anyone setting up a new business in Ireland should take
'I get annoyed when people say it's a side project. My startup is a second full-time job'
Want your product to stand out on the shelves? These are the secrets to great packaging
'When I left the company I founded, the first thing I did was get a dog'
'I lost hours of my life commuting on the M50 every day – but it gave me my business idea'
This Irish teen quit school at 17 to launch a talent agency for online 'influencers'
'When I left the company I founded, the first thing I did was get a dog'
How even small firms can apply the Steve Jobs touch to inspire their staff
'For one of our first events they told us to bring food for 250 people – we sold one burger'
'I lost hours of my life commuting on the M50 every day – but it gave me my business idea'
What war rooms and 'prairie dogs' can teach you about designing a better office
'Let's be frank - often it's been the best man for the job, even if women were more qualified'
'There's an illusion that entrepreneurs need to work 80 hours a week. I don't believe that'
'For one of our first events they told us to bring food for 250 people – we sold one burger'
'There's an illusion that entrepreneurs need to work 80 hours a week. I don't believe that'
'Let's be frank - often it's been the best man for the job, even if women were more qualified'
A worker sacked over missing cash won €12,000 - here are the lessons for employers
These are the incentives available for anyone starting a new business in Ireland
EU workers going cold on the UK could see Ireland as an 'attractive' alternative
'For one of our first events they told us to bring food for 250 people – we sold one burger'
'When we launched FoodCloud it didn't work at all. We had to go back to the drawing board'
'I was 41 and I couldn't see myself doing an ad agency job into my 50s'
'When we launched FoodCloud it didn't work at all. We had to go back to the drawing board'
'I was 41 and I couldn't see myself doing an ad agency job into my 50s'
'In the 80s, everyone wanted to be in a band. Now they all want to be in a startup'
'I find risking other people's time and energy much harder than risking my own'
'I thought I knew better than the next guy, but I still lost millions in property'
'I find risking other people's time and energy much harder than risking my own'