Coworking spaces are designed to be as dynamic as the people who will use them. They’re functional, flexible and stylish. Furthermore,...

For such a small island, Ireland is bursting with talented artists. From graffiti artists-turned-painters, to illustrators and designers,...

This article was written by Patrick Lavelle, Financial Director of EFM Ireland. Start-up financing gives your new business a solid...

Female entrepreneurs have made remarkable strides as business owners in Ireland. We’ve compiled a list of some seriously impressive Irish women who are making waves both at home and abroad. These women are helping to drive gender equality as well as helping to inspire others to do the same and make a difference. Nora Twomey: Co-founder & Creative Director of Cartoon Saloon First up is Nora Twomey, an Oscar-nominated animator and the Creative Director of Cartoon Saloon . The C

When it comes to architectural talent, Ireland is spoilt for choice. The recent revival of the building sector has seen the country...

We are thrilled to be shortlisted for the Spider Awards 2018 under the category ‘Best Coworking Space’, sponsored by Jobbio. The Spider...

They say blood is thicker than water, well these families are proving just that. Having a family member as your business partner can have...

Do you ever feel like you missed the boat when it comes to realising your ‘big dream’? All these ‘30 under 30’ lists and...

We know, we know. You’ve hardly packed away the barbecue after an unforgettable summer, and we’re already talking about the *C-word*. But the fact is, if you want to do something a little out of the ordinary for your office Christmas party, now is the time to start planning – before all of the really good stuff is booked out. The Christmas party is a fantastic chance to let loose and reward yourselves for putting in a solid year, so why not go above and beyond to make sure it

For such a small place, the amount of talent Ireland produces in various fields never ceases to amaze. Photography is no different and...

It usually takes years of experience before a businessperson can really find their stride, but sometimes they take to it as readily as a duck to water. Those who can take an idea and make it grow early in their careers have a special something that sets them apart and makes them an intriguing prospect to follow, often exemplary in areas like discipline, determination, boldness and, perhaps most importantly, creativity. Today we’re looking at 12 upcoming Irish entrepreneurs, m

A team that plays together, stays together. One of the most compelling studies on team bonding , which analysed more than 50 years of statistics, found that group exercises have a marked effect on performance and co-operation among colleagues. It seems the key to success isn’t to put individuals in awkward or unnatural situations, but rather drop them into informal scenarios — as how we act in those situations is the best predictor of how well a team can communicate in the fu

A picture is worth a thousand words and, if that picture is effective enough, a picture can become pure poetry. For a tiny island nation,...

Women are making some very big waves in the world of business right now. Ireland is a hotbed for innovative start-ups that seem simply destined for great things and more than a few of those companies owe their existence to promising female entrepreneurs armed with some exciting ideas. Here are just 10 inspirational individuals whose careers you should start following immediately… Anita Finnegan — Nova Leah CEO Anita Finnegan co-founded Nova Leah with the innovative idea of d

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the street artists of Dublin, those who see the drab, grey, blank surface of a city wall as a canvas where they can let their imaginations loose. In our mission to continue championing the creative trail blazers of our city, we’ve decided to put the spotlight on those renegade artists who want to disrupt your daily routine, challenge your preconceptions and inject more colour into all our lives. Dublin’s got no shortage of talent in this part

Dublin’s got talent — and nobody knows that better than us . The country’s best and brightest gravitate to the capital, but a few stars simply shine brighter than the rest in this particular galaxy. Since it pays to know who’s at the top of their game in the creative playgrounds, we thought we’d show you some of the most noteworthy creators operating in Dublin right now. duda Duda , AKA David Uda, lives and works between Dublin and New York. With a background in fashion and a

“The only way to do great work is to love what you do.” It’s always a very exciting time for all of us at Iconic Offices when we open a...

“Bookwitty endeavours to highlight authors and their books, promote the discovery of those books, and to make books of all languages available to anyone, anywhere.” Kanzi Kamel is a Regional Ambassador and Project Coordinator for Bookwitty , a digital startup for book lovers. Bookwitty endeavours to make books accessible to everyone, everywhere, and to encourage conversation about them. The website brings together publishers, authors, writers, and book lovers to discuss every