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1. www.hban.orgHBAN

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   HBAN is a platform that connects individual angels and syndicates to startups across the island of Ireland. Find Out More. Register as an Angel. Unrivalled access to curated deal flow from a wide sector of industries including ICT, GreenTech, Fintech, Sports, Mobility, Medtech, Lifescience, F&B.

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     Every month our online monthly All-Island Showcase provides...

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     HBAN is a platform that connects individual angels and...

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     Advocating for the best possible policy environment for...

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     The team is supported by a 35+ strong shared services team...

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     Syndicates will also typically co-invest with seed venture...

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     Women Angels Networking Event. Led by HBAN Director Suzanne...

2. www.irishtimes.com › culture › on-the-side-of-theOn the side of the angels - The Irish Times

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   Oct 22, 2004 · Fri Oct 22 2004 - 01:00. In today's increasingly secular society angels are often seen as anachronisms, outmoded harbingers of a dying religious orthodoxy. Reduced to glittery appearances on...

3. www.gov.ie › en › press-releaseEuropean Investment Fund and Enterprise Ireland double ...

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   The European Angels Fund Ireland co-invests alongside approved Business Angels in Irish-based internationally trading SMEs and allocates sums from €250K to €4m over 10 years to the Angels, to double their investment into the SME.

4. totallyirishgifts.com › irish-craft › irish-angelsIrish Angels | Totally Irish Gifts handmade in Ireland

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   Creative Irish Gifts Irish Angles for Special Occasions. Browse our selection of Ceramic Irish Angels by Michelle Butler, Angel Brooches by Kieran Cunningham, our selection of Guardian Angels by Away with the Fairies and more. A special gift of an angel to brighten someone’s day.

5. www.askaboutireland.ie › angels-and-guardiansAngels and Guardians - askaboutireland.ie

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   Angels and Guardians. Belief in angels forms a major part of modern folklore. Folklore about angels is influenced by a variety of cultural factors, and angels are a commercial winner, popping up in ads for cream cheese, bubble bath, and fabric softener.

6. www.irishtimes.com › news › cork-s-landmark-angelCork's landmark angel restored to its former glory

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   Feb 17, 1999 · The angel and the trumpets were a gift to Cork by the renowned architect Burges, who designed the cathedral and marked its completion by the donation. Aloft, the angel and its trumpets...

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   Are angels based in Northern Ireland more active?

   • Angels based in Northern Ireland were slightly more active than their counterparts in the Republic of Ireland. They accounted for 30% of the respondents but 38% of investments (96) and 41% of the amount invested (€8.8 million).

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   Where do Northern Ireland angels get their money?

   • For Northern Ireland angels the most frequently cited sources were approaches from entrepreneurs (67%) and referrals from friends and business associates (56%). One-third of Northern Ireland angels also cited science parks and universities as an important source of deal flow whereas no angels in the Republic of Ireland mentioned this source.

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   Who are the most cited Angel sources in Ireland?

   • The most frequently cited sources by angels in the Republic of Ireland were the angel groups that they were affiliated with (55%) and referrals from friends and business associates (43%). For Northern Ireland angels the most frequently cited sources were approaches from entrepreneurs (67%) and referrals from friends and business associates (56%).

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   Why is the 'goldie angel' a defining landmark in Cork?

   • Aloft, the angel and its trumpets proclaimed the Church of Ireland's presence in the city and its Christian message. The "goldie angel", as it became known, came to be recognised as a defining landmark in Cork.

   Cork's landmark angel restored to its former glory

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   Are business angels'reactive' in identifying investment opportunities?

   • The evidence from the online survey suggests that business angels on the island of Ireland are generally ‘reactive’ in identifying investment opportunities, preferring to use network events, direct approaches from entrepreneurs, and referrals from friends and business associates.

   Promoting cross-border investing by business angels in the European U…

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   Can Angels Invest in other countries?

   • This model gives individual angels the opportunity to make investments in distant locations, including other countries, by providing them with screened deal flow that they can have confidence in and facilitating co-investment alongside angels who are members of other chapters with whom they have developed trusting relationships.

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8. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullPromoting cross-border investing by business angels in the ...

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   Sep 2, 2021 · A study of business angels on the island of Ireland identifies three constraints on cross-border investing: (1) lack of information on cross-border investment opportunities; (2) the preference of angels to invest locally; and (3) tax incentives that are only available for investments in the angel’s own country.