Every Startups and Founders story published on Business Pulse — all in one place.
Founded in 2025 and launched in February, Envaira already has paying customers in six countries — and is preparing a €600,000 raise to grow across Ireland, the UK and the EU.
Tines has announced 100 new Dublin jobs, months after a $1 billion valuation and a major US expansion. The numbers, the investors and what it all means for Irish AI.
Wayflyer has bought Conjura, the Dublin analytics company it spun out seven years ago, in its biggest acquisition to date — pairing capital and data intelligence in a single platform for e-commerce businesses.
Dublin-headquartered Fonoa has raised a $110 million (€94.4 million) Series C led by Headline and is buying PwC's Indirect Tax Edge platform.
Founded by Chris Kelly and Daniel Kharitonov and backed by Entrepreneur First, VizCo has closed an oversubscribed pre-seed of just over $2 million to sit between a company's data and the AI tools its staff use, stripping out anything sensitive before it reaches the model.
Bobby Healy's Manna built Ireland's largest drone delivery operation, completed more than 300,000 flights, raised $110 million and then ran into a planning system that could not accommodate it.
Limerick-based WrxFlo has raised €3 million from Elkstone, Furthr VC and Enterprise Ireland to scale its AI-powered manufacturing operations platform across the UK and US.
Cork-based NeuroBell is building wearable neurostimulation devices for home use, backed by Elkstone, Parkview Health, Furthr, Atlantic Bridge and Enterprise Ireland.
Dublin-based Equal1 has produced Bell-1, a commercially deployable quantum chip that works at room temperature and fits into existing high-performance computing infrastructure.
198 new companies. €32.9 million invested. More than half built around artificial intelligence. Ireland's startup ecosystem is entering a new era — and Enterprise Ireland is betting big on it.