Sunday Independent: In the context of Brexit, now is a good time for Irish exporters to consider the market. Switzerland uses the English language widely for business, overcoming one challenge Irish exporters to Europe often face.

Enterprise Ireland CEO Julie Sinnamon joined Marian Finucane live in studio on RTE Radio 1 to discuss the global ambition and growth of Irish companies in the USA.

A new “Export Market Watch” report, published by Enterprise Ireland in conjunction with Investec, examines trends impacting the software sector including recruitment and availability of capital.

This year’s exhibitors at the Enterprise Ireland start-up stand successfully demonstrated the broad potential of our country’s growing indigenous tech sector.

A shortage of talent in Ireland’s IT sector is fuelling wage growth, which is nearly three times the national average, a new study has revealed.

Technology company Zutec has become the first Irish business to list shares on the Nasdaq First North exchange in Stockholm.

Avectas, an Irish company developing cutting-edge technology to help cure cancers, has secured €2.1 million funding under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme.

Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Simon Coveney TD, witnessed the signing of 17 partnership agreements between Enterprise Ireland clients and Chinese companies and Higher Education Institutions last week.

Wisetek, a global leader in advanced used IT asset disposal and secure data destruction services, has opened a new operations centre in Austin, Texas.

Minister Heather Humphreys TD and Enterprise Ireland CEO Julie Sinnamon met with the 10 Irish start-ups supported by Enterprise Ireland exhibiting at global tech conference SXSW in Austin, Texas.

Travaplan is a travel platform that makes it easier for business people and coordinators to plan, book, and manage their travel.

Great work is being done in silos around diversity and inclusion, but an ecosystem approach is needed to fundamentally change the Irish start-up ecosystem, Dogpatch Labs’ Liz McCarthy tells Silicon Republic.

‘Lead and Succeed’ is the theme of this year's annual Fuelling Ambition Roadshow which aims to encourage the ambition of women entrepreneurs at a national level.

With the launch of a handmade, high protein, high fibre snack bar, Kerry entrepreneur Niall Harty is aiming to take a bite out of Ireland’s fast growing sports nutrition market.

The new platform aims to teach sector-relevant language skills to those trying to improve their chances of finding employment in an English-speaking environment.

These six companies are paving the way for progress inside the country, as well as encouraging other nations to continually explore what AI can do and how to use it with maximum effectiveness.

The National Startup Awards, supported by Enterprise Ireland and Bank of Ireland, is the most prestigious and sought after awards program for start-ups in Ireland. Apply here before March 22nd.

If you have an idea or a project that solves a problem in Irish society, apply now to Social Entrepreneurs Ireland for support to bring that solution to life.