DMG Ventures backs 'mindful drinks' with TRIP and Blue Stripes as it sets up two new £25M funds
DMG Ventures has launched two new £25million funds, targeting fast-growing start-ups across Europe and the US. And the Scale fund has already handed investment to CBD-infused mindful drinks group TRIP and cacao brand Blue Stripes. New York-based Blue Stripes, which has products in more than 1,500 US stores, is tackling waste in the chocolate industry by upcycling discarded cacao fruit into new products, such as drinks, snacks and granola. Rachel Muzyczka, partner at DMG Ventures, said TRIP and Blue Stripes represent ‘two of the best emerging food and beverage brands globally’. She added: ‘TRIP is among the most outstanding start-ups we have seen, while Blue Stripes’ team is team is second to none.
Source:Daily Mail
November 05, 2024 14:41 UTC
Joe McCarthy – Ireland have earned right to ‘feel confident’ facing New Zealand
Joe McCarthy – Ireland have earned right to ‘feel confident’ facing New ZealandBy Ed Elliot, PALock Joe McCarthy believes Ireland have “earned the right” to feel confident of taking on the All Blacks as they attempt to banish bitter memories of last year’s agonising Rugby World Cup exit. Joe McCarthy was part of the Ireland team beaten by New Zealand at last year’s Rugby World Cup. “We’ve had a good track record the last few years, we’ve earned the right to have a bit of confidence going into games. Leinster second-row McCarthy has become a key man for his country, starting each of their seven matches in 2024. “But the beast keeps rolling on in rugby, you keep going on to the next thing and don’t look too far back.
Source:Irish Independent
November 05, 2024 14:40 UTC
Lady Trojans shut out Lady Hornets for home win
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Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 14:12 UTC
We can never have too many immigrants or refugees
There are currently more than 400,000 English people living and working in Scotland and around 800,000 of us operating south of the Border. Neither we nor our ancestors earned our existence on one of the most affluent and climatically beneficent places on God’s earth. Our nation’s achievements are no more or less exceptional than those of many other small nations. Instead, we eventually allowed them a sort of twilight independence after signing the secret Sykes-Picot agreement with France that effectively carved up the region between the two European nations. Of course, if Scotland were to become independent we delude ourselves that we would establish a much more enlightened immigration policy than England’s and that “refugees are welcome here”.
Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 14:06 UTC
One in five workers struggle with illegal substance use, finds new survey
One in five workers are struggling with illegal substance use, according to the latest Laya healthcare Workplace Wellbeing Index. The 2024 Index shows that 16pc of employees are addicted to or have an unhealthy relationship with Class A or illicit drugs. Overall, two in five Irish workers report addiction to or an unhealthy relationship with at least one substance, nicotine (29pc) and alcohol (21pc) being the most prevalent. The data shows that men, those aged 24 and under, and those with a disability or health condition are more likely to struggle with addiction. And senior managers are also more likely to report unhealthy relationships with substances compared to those in more junior roles.
Source:Irish Independent
November 05, 2024 14:02 UTC
Gatorettes take overtime loss at Harris
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Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 13:21 UTC
Cause for beatification of Sister Clare Crockett opened
Cause for beatification of Sister Clare Crockett openedThe congregation of Sister Clare Crockett, a young nun who died in 2016 during an earthquake in Ecuador, announced the beginning of her cause for beatification. Nov 05, 2024Sister Clare Crockett is the subject of the documentary “All or Nothing.” | Credit: Photo courtesy of the Servant Sisters of the Home of the MotherBy Walter Sánchez SilvaThe congregation of Sister Clare Crockett, a young nun who died in 2016 during an earthquake in Ecuador, announced the beginning of her cause for beatification. The Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother announced that the opening ceremony of Crockett’s cause will take place on Sunday, Jan. 12, 2025, at the Cathedral of Alcalá de Henares in Spain. Who was Sister Clare Crockett? On April 16, 2016, a magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck the Ecuadorian province of Manabí, killing at least 673 people, including Crockett.
Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 11:42 UTC
Medical Cartoon 5th November 2024
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Source:Irish Independent
November 05, 2024 11:40 UTC
Outcome of US election matters to Northern Ireland – O’Toole
Speaking in the Northern Ireland Assembly on Tuesday morning, Matthew O’Toole said the world is focused on the outcome of the election. That’s been very difficult for those of us who believe that the US can play a positive role in the world. “These institutions, our agreement, would not exist as they currently exist without a positive active role by the United States, by successive administrations. We may not have returned last year to do our job had there not been positive, active engagement by the President Biden administration. “I want to acknowledge the enormously important and positive transformational role that an active US administration can play and has played here in Northern Ireland and on the island of Ireland, and to that end, the outcome of this election matters.”
Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 11:34 UTC
St. Joe receivers shine in district victory over Lakeshore
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Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 11:04 UTC
Sherlock and Keane declined manager’s role
Sherlock and Keane declined the opportunity to manage Westmeath next year. Sherlock and Keane declined manager’s rolePrevious Next Image 1 of 2 Jason Sherlock, Mick Dillon, John Keane and Conor Dillon at a presentation evening for Millmore Gaels. Sherlock and Keane declined the opportunity to manage Westmeath next year. Image 2 of 2 Westmeath GAA Co Committee chairman Frank Mescall put forward Dermot McCabe for ratification as the new Westmeath senior football manager. Meanwhile, Johnny Rabbit of Castlepollard complained about leaks in the appointment of the new senior football manager.
Source:Irish Independent
November 05, 2024 07:43 UTC
Primary school children targeted and warned of threat to their safety as part of escalating feud
exclusive | Primary school children targeted and warned of threat to their safety as part of escalating feudThe primary school was evacuated last month after two phone threats were receivedChildren are believed to be among the youngest people ever to be served with GIM formsSome people linked to the feud are believed to have ties to the murder of Joshua Itseli (20) last MayStock imageRobin Schiller and Darragh Nolan Today at 03:30Two primary school children have been formally notified by gardaí that they are under threat as part of a dangerous Dublin feud.
Source:Irish Independent
November 05, 2024 07:39 UTC
‘Kids with life-long syndromes and extra needs often end up being invisible — when they get that extra support, they flourish’
An online art camp and a current exhibition have been of huge benefit for teenager Jason Harper, who suffers from a rare genetic conditionWhen Carol Harper’s baby boy, Jason, was born 15 years ago, he appeared perfectly healthily. But as he grew, she began to think that something was wrong. “He was failing to hit milestones and was non-verbal. At first, we thought he was just a late bloomer and would get there eventually, but it soon became apparent there was more to it,” says Carol, who runs a dairy farm in Radestown, Co Kilkenny with her husband Nigel.
Source:Irish Independent
November 05, 2024 07:01 UTC
Rugby duo Joshua Brennan and Régis Montagne ruled out of France's match against Japan
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Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 06:46 UTC
Cheap flights from UK regional airports under threat
"Ryanair will now review its UK schedules and expects to cut capacity to/from UK airports by up to 10% in 2025. Economy class seats (less than 40 inches from the front of one seat to the front of the other) pay a reduced rate. For premium economy and above, a higher rate is payable. Private jets - carrying fewer than 19 passengers – pay the highest APD rate of all. These are the current rates for APD until 31 March 2025:Domestic: reduced rate £7, standard rate £14, higher rate £78Band A: reduced rate £13, standard rate £26, higher rate £78Band B: reduced rate £88, standard rate £194, higher rate £581Band C: reduced rate £92, standard rate £202, higher rate £607In the first rise, from 1 April 2025 APD rates will be:Domestic: reduced rate £7, standard rate £14, higher rate £84Band A: reduced rate £13, standard rate £28, higher rate £84Band B: reduced rate £90, standard rate £216, higher rate £647Band C: reduced rate £94, standard rate £224, higher rate £673From 1 April 2026, APD rates will be:Domestic: reduced rate £8, standard rate £16, higher rate £142Band A: reduced rate £15, standard rate £32, higher rate £142Band B: reduced rate £102, standard rate £244, higher rate £1,097Band C: reduced rate £106, standard rate £253, higher rate £1,141
Source:The Herald
November 05, 2024 06:23 UTC