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Investing in community pays off for award-winning accountancy firm

Ashbourne-based FAH Chartered Accountants puts time and effort into corporate and social responsibility in the Co Meath town

Prepsheets find recipe for success with costing tool for food firms

Software system works out how much each ingredient in a dish costs and identifies the allergen information

From running a hotel in Zanzibar to checking out business connectivity in Ireland

Isabel Lugo and Karen De Brún’s firm manages the network infrastructure that enables businesses to connect all their devices

Large companies able to power ahead with Hanley Energy’s end-to-end solutions

The Co Meath-based business has scaled up from a two-person company in 2009 to a global team of 650, and aims to reach €180 million in revenue this year

Inside the Limerick firm helping teachers create an online classroom

The ed-tech company aims to improve the way students receive and use the feedback they get from teachers

How a furniture store helped inspire the birth of a Galway software firm with 16 staff

With offices in Ireland, Britain and Australia, Ordorite is a leading software provider for furniture and bedding retailers

Dublin firm's solar-powered billboards used at bus and Luas stops

Solar AdTek provides partially or wholly solar powered advertising billboards in over 100 locations

Nomadic founder finds the time is right for a luxury watch for rugged use

The Belfast-based business makes affordable high-end adventure-proof timepieces inspired by the city’s shipbuilding industry

Tonstix honey jelly pops a Soothing Solution for children’s sore throats

Sinéad Crowther joined forces with Denise Lauaki to manufacture an alternative to lozenges for children, and their product is now available in 1,400 pharmacies across Ireland

Bespoke mattress idea bedded in with founder during Covid downtime

O’Suan Sleep makes mattresses that are tailored to each customer, and they can be made to suit a couple’s individual needs

The plumbers are here: IT firm Auxilion keeps clients safe with expansion on the horizon

The business founded by Philip Maguire offers a broad range of services and aims to expand operations in Britain via acquisition and develop into new markets

Dublin, Barbados, New York: Meet the Irish architect taking his sustainable design business global

David Campion’s Argo employs 44 staff and is working on €1 billion worth of projects around the world

How MedoSync crunches the data to streamline healthcare claims

With hospitals estimated to lose up to 9 per cent of revenue annually due to poor billing processes, the medtech start-up aims to help health providers prevent this leakage with a paperless, digitised billing system

Sisters behind Dublin subscription management firm Taly set sights on British expansion

The company provides a way for users to access and manage all their subscriptions in one place

This Cork-based start-up turns sensitive data into gibberish in order to beat the hackers

The idea for Vaultree, an encryption security business, grew from all four of its founders experiencing data theft

How a Kildare bottling plant grew from quenching the thirst of 20,000 troops at the Curragh

JJ Mahon & Sons drinks bottling business started from an idea its founder had during World War II, or the Emergency as it was known at the time, and now the business is intent on growth as it recently acquired Drino Drinks

Inflightflix soaring high with destination videos for passengers

Business is targeting SME tourism-focused businesses that traditionally can’t afford inflight advertising

IT security firm protecting contact centre staff from cyber attacks and abuse

Velona Systems provides software that detects attacks and can separate valid callers from attackers

How a Dublin-based software firm was born after its founders swapped doctorates for data solutions

Oblivious builds software that helps engineers and data scientists to work on data without directly seeing it, in order to protect sensitive information

Johnson Hana eases heavy burden of routine legal services

The legal services firm has a ‘marketplace’ of lawyers to reduce costs and increase efficiencies for businesses