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Innovation was unleashed on Wednesday evening, 24 April in Ballymun, by a panel of young entrepreneurs.
Founded in 2016, StartUp Ballymun continues to show the way in running Dublin’s friendliest local business startup event.
Featuring our Panel of Young Entrepreneurs
- Rosie McDonagh of the hygiene charity, the Hygiene Hub
- Bogdan Postolachi of Quantium digital marketing agency
- Rickwang Tientcheu of Quantium digital marketing agency
- Joel Olympio of Chapter building the next generation of inclusive devices
- Robert Kelly of HomeHop a property management platform
- Ciara Walsh of JustTip innovative cashless tip payment service
- Heather Gilroy of Prints of Ireland create prints that not only celebrated the beauty of their local area, Fingal, but also showcase “our passion for the Irish language.”
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They Rose Up & Innovation was Unleashed – on Wednesday evening at StartUp Ballymun
A “wonderful panel of young entrepreneurs”, all sharing a passion for growth and success.
Thanks to Jackie O’Reilly, Area Manager of Dublin City Council, for welcoming the 75 business attendees to Ballymun, the 7 entrepreneurs who shared their stories with us, our partners, the business mentors, the local agencies, Enterprise Ireland, the students from Trinity Comprehensive School – and the Civic Centre staff who set up the chamber so well for us.
StartUp Ballymun is funded by Dublin City Council, and co-organised by Liam Barry and Billy Linehan.