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This new Irish-made game lets you create your own paradise

Available worldwide from today, Eden Isle: Resort Paradise is a quirky game for iPhone and iPad that lets players build and manage a holiday resort. Developed by Dublin-based game studio Simteractive, it's the first game of its kind developed in Ireland.

Tech • 16 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Niamh Scanlon, AutoJournalist

In the tenth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of AutoJournalist.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Ciaran Ó Raghallaigh, Fandom

In the ninth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of Fandom, Ciaran Ó Raghallaigh.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Larkin and Lennox, Foodoppi

In the eighth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founders of Foodoppi, Aisling Larkin and Louise Lennox.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Michael Kavanagh, Social Honey

In the seventh episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of Social Honey, Michael Kavanagh.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Kinesis Health Technologies' CEO Seamus Small

Irish health tech startup wins top pitching award

An Irish health technology startup has been revealed as the overall winner of the Tech Day pitching competition, held during the 21st International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) World Congress which just ended in San Francisco.

Tech • 02 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Ronan Higgins, TVadSync

In the sixth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of TVadSync, Ronan Higgins.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Millennials prefer career progression to gimmicks, according to EngageSmith survey

Millennials care more about career progress than pool tables

When it comes to a millennial workforce, you might be forgiven for thinking pool tables and bean bags were important factors. However, a new survey by EngageSmith has shown that this isn't the case.

Tech • 02 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Parsa Ghaffari, Aylien

In the fifth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of Aylien, Parsa Ghaffari. Parsa founded Aylien six years ago in Iran and after a detour through China, he decided to grow it in Ireland.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Claire McHugh, Axonista

In the fourth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the co-founder of Axonista, Claire McHugh.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Grainne Barron, Viddyad

In the third episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of Viddyad, Grainne Barron.

Tech • 03 Aug 17

Built in Dublin - Keith Jordan, iTagged

Built in Dublin is a collaboration between Dublin Globe and RTÉ. In this first episode of the series, we introduce you to Keith Jordan from iTagged, a startup on a mission to put augmented reality in every tourist hotspot around the world.

Tech • 19 Jul 17

TicketChain aims to tackle the problems with ticket fraud and excessive ticket prices

Irish startup could save you from ticket touts and fraudsters

Just about every one of us has been in that tough spot where you're shopping for a ticket to a show or sports match only to find it's sold out. Meet the Irish Startup who aim to fix the entire mess. Via the Dublin Globe

Tech • 02 Aug 17

Dublin Globe

This new Irish-made game lets you create your own paradise

Built in Dublin - Niamh Scanlon, AutoJournalist

Built in Dublin - Ciaran Ó Raghallaigh, Fandom

Built in Dublin - Larkin and Lennox, Foodoppi

Built in Dublin - Michael Kavanagh, Social Honey

Irish health tech startup wins top pitching award

Built in Dublin - Ronan Higgins, TVadSync

Millennials care more about career progress than pool tables

Built in Dublin - Parsa Ghaffari, Aylien

Built in Dublin - Claire McHugh, Axonista

Built in Dublin - Grainne Barron, Viddyad

Built in Dublin - Keith Jordan, iTagged

Irish startup could save you from ticket touts and fraudsters

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