Irish Venture Capital Association

The amount of money raised by Irish technology companies fell by a quarter last year, dropping from €994 million to €740 million, new figures show. A(...)

Venture capital funding fell significantly in the third quarter of the year, decreasing by 47 per cent to €170 million, according to the latest report(...)

A new €30 million seed venture fund for start-ups that is backed by a number of Irish tech veterans and several institutional investors is to launch i(...)

Irish venture capital firm Seroba Life Sciences stands to make a return of up to €100 million following the recent sale of a company it invested in ju(...)

Venture capital activity in Ireland may have declined in 2017 versus the previous year but it was still the second strongest performance in more than (...)

More than half of Irish product-focused technology firms that obtained funding in 2017 were established during the last five years, new figures show. (...)

European venture capital activity is still relatively small compared with Silicon Valley and Asia, but the situation is rapidly changing. While things(...)

Irish tech firms are to gain a new source of funding with the European Investment Fund (EIF) announcing it is to plough €20 million into early- and e(...)

Peter Sandys of Seroba Life Sciences has been elected chairman of the Irish Venture Capital Association (IVCA), the industry body that represents VC f(...)

Irish tech start-ups have raised over €3 billion since the financial crash of 2008, according to new figures that show SMEs obtained €247 million in f(...)