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A 16-YEAR-OLD boy has died four days after colliding with a car while cycling in Co Kildare.
The accident happened at Oughterard, outside Straffan, on Tuesday 3 July, at about 4.50pm.
The boy was taken to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin with head injuries, but died earlier today.
Gardaí are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A 40-year-old female driver was unhurt as a result of the collision.
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The competition is open to any startup less than 3 years in operation with up to 1 million in funding already received . ( as if €25 000. , is going to make that much of a difference to them , compared to a new start up starved of funding and cash to get going …)
Under €1million in funding. U could have received nothing and still win it. Quit spamming the article and talking bollocks
Previous winners have secured millions in funding . Then perhaps this prize should go to individuals or companies trying to get started with a good idea . the money and pr would mean so much more ….
That not what it is and they secured their funding like all VC after developing their idea
They secured millions AFTER winning the prize.
It points out that (a) the competition chooses companies that indeed have lots of potential and (b) winning the prize is good publicity and is a great recommendation for potential investors.
Try using your brain before criticising
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