Want €100k investment uncapped SAFE + access to amazing EIRs & mentors such as Mark Cummins, Ciara Flood & Ray Nolan? Applications close in t-13 days for the NDRC accelerator. Wanna learn more, hit me up Here are some of the people you'll get access to 🧵

This week's The Currency piece looked at the tech downturn. My sense is to chill out. If we can have ideas, make them real, and sell them, we'll be grand. Some countries are set up to do this better than others. Here's the BA-level breakdown by country: thecurrency.news/articles/10204…

The Grifter era was very frustrating for Builders. Grifters could raise a ton of $ with little to no traction, sell “Malibu Home” level of secondary, and do it all again 9 mos later. That era is officially over. It is going to be very obvious who the Builders are. Bullish 🤞

Private Seán Rooney is now on the way home. Your duty is done a chara, you have earned your rest.

At Dogpatch Labs , we believe that entrepreneurs are the ultimate drivers of positive change and there’s no greater challenge facing our planet right now than climate change.

A bit surreal seeing my photo on the Forbes website last night. Super excited to speak on the panel next week about Tracworx with Stephen Kinsella. Time to show the world how incredible #Limerick can be. forbes.com/connect/event/…

This guy is a hero and #Irish people are all chipping in to thank him brilliant gofund.me/5df5d81b

The Beachhut force is strong on this list! 😁

Ireland's leading start-up accelerator NDRC is set to shut at the end of next year in a significant blow to the all- important tech sector, the Business Post can reveal businesspost.ie/tech-news/excl…

Sad to hear this is happening Ian Browne No logic in this decision given how you and Dogpatch Labs has very successfully grown the NDRC

Shutting down the NDRC given how successful Patrick Walsh and the Dogpatch Labs team have been with its operation is just wrong.

Speaking personally: this is an unbelievably bad decision. NDRC ran well and was very positive for the Irish tech ecosystem. So much government enterprise support is ineffective, so killing one of the few things that was really working (+cost a pittance) is frankly tragic.