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Archive 2005

Venture Capital
Accountancy Ireland SIMPSON FI NANC IAL & TECH NOLOGY PUBLIC RELATIONS Date: August 2005


Desmond Fahy elected chairman of IVCA
Sunday Tribune SIMPSON FI NANC IAL & TECH NOLOGY PUBLIC RELATIONS Date: July 17 2005


Money & Jobs
Irish Examiner SIMPSON FI NANC IAL & TECH NOLOGY PUBLIC RELATIONS Date: July 22 2005


Divestments will lure back vcs
Venture capitol Date: July 15 2005


Venture Capitalists running to stand still
Venture capitol Date: July 14 2005 By: John Kennedy


IVCA appoints new chairman
The Irish Times Business Today Date: July 6 2005


Venture Capitol in need of funds
The Irish Times SIMPSON FI NANC IAL & TECH NOLOGY PUBLIC RELATIONS Date: June 30 2005 By: Una McCaffrey


Profitable Year for VC firms in 2004
Wednesday, June 29 2005 by Ciaran Buckley Venture capitalists reaped EUR178 million from their Irish investments in 2004, but only invested EUR61 million, focusing their cash on the technology sector. According to the Irish Venture Capital Review, which has been released by the Irish Venture Capital Association, the technology sector got 87 percent of the total amount of venture funding in 2004. Last year was a record year for divestments, with venture capitalists reaping EUR178 million...


IVCA Annual Review – 2005
Irish Venture Capital Association Annual Review Finds Need for New Funding - Tech sector continues to dominate investment at 87% - Record year for divestment at €191m Dublin; Wednesday 29th June, 2005: Irish venture capital companies will require significant funding in 2006 if the level of investment in Irish industry is to continue to develop. This is one of the findings of the Irish Venture Capital Association Annual Review which is published today. FUNDS RAISED BY VC INDUSTRY The...


Eighty Percent of Irish Venture
The Irish Times Irish Computer SIMPSON FI NANC IAL & TECH NOLOGY PUBLIC RELATIONS Date: March 13 2005


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