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Emmet Ryan
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Editor, BallinEurope.com
Dublin
Beats
Biography
Editor of Connected magazine, business & technology reporter, beer columnist, betting columnist, and podcast host with the Sunday Business Post. Editor of BallinEurope.com, Europe's largest English language basketball site. Author of I Like it Loud: A basketball tour through Europe, and the Gaelic football books Tactics not Passion and Victory loves Preparation
Beer, Cloud, gaa, Tech Startups, Zimbabwe, Big Data , Data Analytics, Gadgets , Craft Beers , Microbreweries, Technology , Euroleague
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By Emmet Ryan Verified| BallinEurope.com@ With their exit to FC Bayern in the play-in round of Euroleague, Crvena Zvezda’s season in basketball’s big show has come to an end. Emmet Ryan on the complex challenge ahead for the Belgrade club. It was a game where neither side seemed capable of maintaining composure when in front. In the end, it was Crvena Zvezda who left themselves with too much to do. FC Bayern survive to face Real Madrid. The Red side of Belgrade basketball has some thinking to do.
By Emmet Ryan Verified| Business Post Verified Making it Work The business plans to keep building steadily this year before seeking to make a big leap in 2026 Cytidel, a Mayo-based cybersecurity business, intends to raise a €2 million seed funding round this year ahead of its Series A round in 2026. Founded in 2021 by Matt Conlon and Conor Flannery, Cytidel currently employs 14 people and has raised €1.3 million to date. “We monitor what hackers are targeting in real time.
By Emmet Ryan Verified| Business Post Verified Making it Work The business is targeting 15 per cent growth annually for the next couple of years Source Civil, a Donegal-based civil engineering firm, is projecting annual revenues to exceed €100 million by 2028. Founded in 2006 by Enda Healy, the company is headquartered in Donegal Town and currently employs 210 people. Last year, Source Civil reported revenues of €69 million.
Company Info
BallinEurope.com
Europe's leading resource for basketball analysis and information.
Founded: 2009