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When you think of technology in Ireland, it is easy to think of the global giants that have taken up residence in Dublin's docklands. However, in Dublin 8, The Digital Hub has been providing space for technology and digital businesses to grow and prosper since 2003. The 9-acre campus was bought from Guinness by the Irish government with the intention of breathing new life into the Liberties area. 
If Dublin is a bastion of the European tech industry could The Digital Hub be its beating heart? The campus provides a space where companies can forge links to help each other to grow. It is home to 85 companies with…
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Why Real Estate Owners, Investors Are More Inclined To Use Bitcoin For Property TransactionsIt was only a matter of time before cryptocurrencies began to permeate the commercial real estate industry. Slowly but surely, sellers are broadening their buyer pools by accepting bitcoin transactions when trading property, and landlords across the country are increasingly accepting bitcoin for rent payments. |
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