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The people driving co-working spaces and start-up hubs across Ireland
Sunday Business Post Only his passport calls him James. To everyone else he’s Flash Gordon. Flash was behind the bar furiously pulling pints when he took over Oskars in Waterford city a few years ago. Flash was the guy who ended up buying another bar while chatting to the … |
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Around Town: Co-working expandsJournal Record (subscription)Not only was the workshop helpful, I found the location of it – a...
Irish IndependentSavills Ireland has launched Workthere, a new service to help growing businesses find flexible, co-working, and services office...
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Sierra SunSnow enthusiasts can make that dream a reality following Tahoe Mountain Lab’s recent announcement that the coworking space...
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