Pulling out all the stops
CitySwift is a Galway-based transport software business that’s keeping everything running across Europe
Originally school friends from Ballymahon in Co Longford, Alan Farrelly and Brian O’Rourke moved to Galway to start CitySwift in 2016.
They were attracted to the city by Tracy Keogh, innovation community manager at Bank of Ireland, who convinced them to move into the bank’s innovation hub before CitySwift found its own office space.
“I had a background in tech and data, I’d worked a few years as an analyst. Alan came...
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