April 30, 2008 – 10:06 am
The next Cork OpenCoffee is on Friday 9th May in the NSC in Mahon. Map here.
Many thanks to Catherine Wall in it@cork for arranging the boardroom in the NSC and to it@cork themselves for kindly sponsoring the coffee.
We’ll be back to the Rubicon again on 23rd May.
If you are interested in demoing your product/idea [...]
Three of the Irish OpenCoffees are on at the same time tomorrow (Limerick, Waterford and Dublin). They are doing some live video hookups along with live blogging/tweeting/jaikuing. Sounds like it’ll be a lot of fun!
All the details over at Brightspark Blog.
Marie Boran from Silicon Republic has always taken a strong interest in Irish start-up activity. I remember she was the first to get in contact when Paddy’s Valley was announced.
She has written a very nice piece in today’s Silicon Republic (not sure if it’ll be syndicated to Irish Independent or not) about OpenCoffee in Ireland.
You [...]
April 14, 2008 – 12:01 pm
I’m chuffed to see that Haydn Shaughnessy mentions Cork OpenCoffee in his piece in the Innovation Magazine of today’s Irish Times. The point of the article is:
If companies want to be innovative in their field, not only do they need to rethink how they do business, but they also have to be willing to step [...]
Just a quick reminder that OpenCoffee is tomorrow at 10am in Luigi Malone’s on Emmet Place.
We’ve just heard from Pat Phelan of Cubic Telecom that he’ll be doing a demo. Given how busy they have been this week, I’ve a feeling this is one not to miss!
Also, since this batch of the Genesis programme is [...]
What started as a discussion about having an OpenCoffee in the Midlands the other day quickly turned into a proposal for an OpenBBQ in Terryglass on Lough Derg this summer.
Think business networking, free Wifi, top class BBQ and fun.
Evert has all the details so far. Please drop him a line if you think you might [...]
This is my second time to write this post as the first one got deleted accidentally. We had a particularly good OCC meet-up last Friday in the Rubicon with four new faces. The round table introductions caused so many spin-off conversations that we ended up not doing anything else!
A welcome then to:
Bob Gee of [...]