Blog - Irish Bootstrapper
The Bootcast | S3 - E4 | Footgolf with Stephen Brennan
The Bootcast | S3 - E1 | Survival with Irish Outdoorsman, Adam Ó Ceallaigh
The Bootcast | S2 - E11 | Thoughtful Travel with NotABallerina Amanda Kendle
The Bootcast | S2 - S10 | Climb This Mountain with Brian Bateson of Climbit.ie
In this apt episode, Irish Bootstrapper interviews Brian Bateson of Climbit.ie on Mountain Skills, Mental Health and how COVID_19 is seriously affecting his business.
The Bootcast. Series 2 - Episode 10. Climb This Mountain with Brian Bateson
The Bootcast | S2 - E9 | Business & Bangkok with Rory McNicholas
In this 1 hour episode, we hear from Ruairí McNicholas, an Irishman based near Bangkok, running his own web design business. After trying a few different career paths, Ruairí (or Rory) settled on web work and setup his own business with a friend & partner. Oh and we also hear a shocking travel story that delayed this podcast being done! Tune in and enjoy.
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Living With The Big D (How It All Began - Irish Boostrapper Founder Story)
Living With The Big D.
This is the backstory of the Irish Bootstrapper brand, as told by its Founder, Eugene Devereux. After battling depression for all of his adult life and quitting the traditional path, Eugene gave birth to a new movement to inspire others who may be battling with themselves to try something new, like travel, to push out their comfort zone and find meaning and happiness in the process.Become The Journey.
Adventure Races in Ireland
Adventure Races in Ireland - Irish Bootstrapper.
Some info on the Adventure Races I have done and some of the ones I would like to do.
Angkoring at Siem Reap, Cambodia - Week 6
Angkoring at Siem Reap, Cambodia - Week 6
Madness With The Monkeys
6th March 2019.
If you read my last post, you’ll know about the night buses in Cambodia. I managed to get a few hours sleep on the bus amidst the dirt track roads, many stoppages and what seemed like near misses with oncoming traffic. We arrived at Siem Reap at 6.30am and we got a tuk-tuk to the Mad Monkey Hostel. Today was going to be a long day!