Local Business serving Fethard
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Advertising Agency
Primus Advertising & Marketing Ltd
Academy House Fethard
(052)6131877
Agricultural Contractors
O'Dea Philip
Mobarnane Fethard
(052)6131472
Agricultural Contractors
Ryan Bros
Coolmoyne Fethard
(052)6131430
Bed & Breakfast
Gateway B & B.
Rocklow rd Fethard
(052)6131701
Bed & Breakfast
An Teach
Killusty Fethard
(052)6132088
Beauty Treatments
Mimosa Beauty Salon
Main st Fethard
mimosabeauty@gmail.com
Builders - Contractors
Micheal Maher
Tinakelly Fethard
(052)6132083
Builders - Contractors
Harrington Sean
Castlehiggins Fethard.
(052)6131592
Coal Merchants
Daly Liam
Rocklow rd Fethard Tipperary
(052)6131896
Chinese Restaurant
Peony House
The Square Fethard
Tel: (052) 6132914
Cleaning & Maintenance
O'Donovan Frank
Top Class Cleaning
The Valley Fethard
(086)2710020
Cleaning Services
Cleanrite
4 Strylea Fethard
(052)6131378
Tirry Community Centre
Barrack st Fethard
(052)6131000
Contract Cleaners
Phelan Robert
4 Strylea Fethard
(052)6131378
Coaches
Walsh Owen
Kilnockin Fethard
(052)6131166
Carepenter - General Contractors
Healy Edmond
The Green Fethard
(052)6131299
Doctor
CARMEL CONDON
Northgate Medical Centre
(052)6131690
Deep Tissue Message
Kari T Laaksonen
Burke St. Fethard
kari@fethard.com
Doctor
Owens Molly
The Square Fethard
(052)6131690
Electrical Wholesale
Fethard Electrical Wholesale Ltd
Grove rd Fethard
(052)6131454
HARDWARE
Countrylife
Fethard
(052)6131108
Hairdressers - Ladies
St John Kay
Main st Fethard
(052)6131442
Hairdressers - Unisex
Reflections
Main st Fethard
(052)6131533
Hairdressers
Hair M
Main st Fethard
(052)6131742
Horse Training
Murphy J G
Crampscastle Fethard.
(052)6131347
Ironworks
Michael Sheehan.
Derryluskin Fethard
(052)6131435
Concrete Contractors
OB Plant
Coolmoyne Fethard
(052)6131978
Horse Training
Croke Michael
Barrettsgrange, Fethard
(052)6131441
Kennels
Tipperary Hunt Kennels
Tullamaine Fethard
(052)6131368
Kitchen Units
Gorey Denis
Red City Fethard
(052)6131821
Livestock Haulage
Delahunty Edmond
Market Hill Fethard
(052)6131118
National School
Moyglass
(052)6131885
National School
HOLY TRINITY
National School
RocklowRoad.Fethard
(052)6131493
National School
Killusty National School
Killusty Fethard
(052)6132314
Nursing Home
St Lawrences Nursing Home
Mocklers Hill Fethard
(062)61560
Nursing Home
Woodside House
Claremore Killusty Fethard
(052)6131570
Plumbing Contractor
Brett Malachy
Tullamaine Fethard
(052)6132166
Plumbing Contractor
Warran Beaty
Colman, Fethard
0879888898
Plumbing Contractor
Prout William G
Killusty Fethard
(052)6131583
TAXI
K Cabs Fethard
St. Johnstown, Fethard
00353-87-2335757
UPHOLSTERER
Barrett Kevin
Main st Fethard
(052)6131293
Timber
Cuddihy Sawmill's
Fethard
(052)6131647
Veterinary Surgeon
Hennessy's
Valley Veterinary Clinic Fethard
(052)6131374
Woodcarver
Gorey David
Main st Fethard.
(052)6131478
Veterinary Surgeons
O'Byrne & Halley
The Laboratory Coolmore Stud Fethard
(052)6131370
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Google's 8 innovation principles
The following principles are derived from a 2011 article by Google's SVP of YouTube, Susan Wojcicki.
- Focus on the user: Larry Page, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and many other successful entrepreneurs speak about the importance of building customer-centric businesses. Everything you do should solve a problem or fill a need for your "user."
- Open will win: In a hyperconnected world with massive amounts of cognitive surplus, it's critical to be open, allow the crowd to help you innovate, and build on each other's ideas.
- Ideas can come from everywhere: Ideas are everywhere these days, and tapping into the power of the crowd is the best way to succeed fast. This is the basis for XPRIZE itself – when you're looking for a breakthrough, turn to crowdsourcing for incredible ideas, insights, products and services.
- Think big, but start small: You can start a company on Day 1 that affects a small group (with a minimally viable product), but aim to positively impact a billion people within a decade.
- Never fail to fail: The importance of rapid iteration: Fail frequently, fail fast and fail forward.
- Spark with imagination, fuel with data: Agility—nimbleness—is a key discriminator against the large and linear. And agility requires lots of access to new and often wild ideas and lots of good data to separate the worthwhile from the wooly. The most successful startups today are data-driven. They measure everything and use machine learning and algorithms to help them analyze that data to make decisions.
- Be a platform: Look at the most successful companies getting billion-dollar valuations -- AirBnb, Uber, Instagram, Whatsapp -- they are the platform plays. Is yours?
- Have a mission that matters. Does the company you're starting have a massively transformative purpose (MTP)? Passion is fundamental to forward progress, and having an MTP is absolutely necessary to keep you moving during the most difficult times, keep you focused and attract the best talent to your company.
Google's MTP is to "organize the world's information,"
What's yours?
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Anthony Robbins
Where energy flows, whatever you’re focusing on grows.
In other words, your life is controlled by what you focus on. That’s why you need to focus on where you want to go, not on what you fear. When you next find yourself in a state of uncertainty, resist your fear. Shift your focus toward where you want to go and your actions will take you in that direction.
Anthony Robbins has modelied the most successful people in the world.
Through access to their experience, he has discovered the core distinctions and strategies that apply to improve the quality of your life.
1. Certainty: assurance you can avoid pain and gain pleasure
2. Uncertainty/Variety: the need for the unknown, change, new stimuli
3. Significance: feeling unique, important, special or needed
4. Connection/Love: a strong feeling of closeness or union with someone or something
5. Growth: an expansion of capacity, capability or understanding
6. Contribution: a sense of service and focus on helping, giving to and supporting others
This drive is encoded in our nervous system.
The means by which people meet these six human needs are unlimited. For example, one of the six human needs is the desire for certainty that we can avoid pain and gain pleasure (i.e. comfort).
Some people pursue this need by striving to control all aspects of their lives, while others obtain certainty by giving up control and adopting a philosophy of faith.
Variety makes us feel alive and engaged.
Then there’s the desire for significance—a belief that one’s life has meaning and importance.
Some individuals will pursue this need by competing with others, or by destroying and tearing down those around them. Others may strive to fulfill this need through connection with other human beings.
The force of life is the drive for fulfillment; we all have a need to experience a life of meaning.
Fulfillment can only be achieved through a pattern of living in which we focus on two spiritual needs:
1) the need to continuously grow;
2) the need to contribute beyond ourselves in a meaningful way.
All dysfunctional behaviors arise from the inability to consistently meet these needs.
When our attempts to reach fulfillment fail, we will settle for comfort—or for meeting our needs on a small scale.
Look to replace any dis-empowering ways of meeting your needs with things that empower and support you and others.
