Ain’t no party, like a fintech party.
Dynamic, creative and ambitious nerds starter-uppers take note.
Mark O’Toole writes:
Irish currency exchange startup CurrencyFair (of Sebastian Chabal fame) have just released this video offering advice to Irish start-ups and why tech companies should be positive about the Dublin scene.
It’s not all just about favourable tax breaks and early exit strategies you know.
FIGHT!
DISRUPT!
(Street artist Killian Redmonk draws Igor, the drumming Octopus from DabbledooMusic)
You may recall the Fundit campaign by DabbledooMusic.
A new Irish-made method of teaching music to kids without them having to wade through quavers and whatnot.
Well.
They are 72 per cent towards their funding target with just six days to go.
Also.
Co-founder Shane McKenna writes:
After Twisted Pepper and Bernard Shaw sessions over the last two weeks, DabbledooMusic will be hosting workshops for all ages at Knockanstockan [Festival] and Castlepalooza over the next two weekends.
Previously: Are You A Parent?
(Martina Skelly of YellowSchedule, with Bobby Kerr at last night’s Start-Up awards).
Michael Skelly writes:
She’ll probably hate me for this… but a MASSIVE shout out to my big sis Martina Skelly who won the hotly contested Women in Business Award at last night’s fantastic Startup Awards 2013.
Martina is CEO and co-founded YellowSchedule.com with myself over two years ago.Testimony to all her hard work -YellowSchedule also won the Online Startup of the Year award last night too!
Mmmf.
YOU decide.
A new Dublin-based start-up to “save your social life”.
Conor Mulcahy writes:
The goal of Eventweekly.com site is to personalise The goal of this site is to personalise event listings for everyone,
so that no one misses an event again! we will show all sorts of events that are happening around Ireland and the rest of the world. Then we will inform our members when their favourite artists come to town, or when a favourite promoter has something new on.
