Sunday Independent: Enterprise Ireland will hold its first Offshore Wind Forum in Dublin on March 21st, to showcase how developers and contractors in the UK offshore wind industry can work with the Irish supply chain to help achieve its ambitious 2030 offshore wind targets.

The full list of Brexit supports is now included in our new Brexit brochure available to download here:

This week, Sonya Lennon gives Elite Pilates the Strictly Business treatment - watch it on Wednesday, 7.30pm, RTÉ 1. Missed Episode 5 last week? Catch up on RTÉ Player.

One of the world's largest online marketplaces, eBay, has joined forces with Enterprise Ireland and the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland for an initiative that is set to benefit up to 50 Irish SMEs with their e-commerce needs.

Irish e-commerce technology company ChannelSight has raised $10 million (€8.85 million) to further develop its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform and allow it to expand into more markets.

Irish online peer-to-peer lender Property Bridges plans to offer at least €150m in construction development loans over the next three years.

David Heneghan, co-founder and CEO of CX Index, said: “We are very pleased to announce our expansion into the Canadian market with the addition of three significant customers. This is just the beginning of the journey in the Canadian market for us.”

Aileen's second book, The Baby-Friendly Family Cookbook, has just been published, with over 150 fuss-free recipes designed for the entire family. 

Cattle registry and monitoring app Herdwatch has just acquired Bullmatch.ie, which optimises matches between bulls and heifers.

Taking a Lego-style approach to construction, Cork building technology company Glavloc has developed a rapid-build system it says can be used to complete an average-sized three-bed semi in just six to eight weeks.

Discover more on the evolution of autonomous vehicles, the future for premium performance vehicles and disruptive new technologies in this industry. Check out the Market Research Centre's new blog on the research reports available to Enterprise Ireland clients.

The Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC) has received a €150,000 cash injection from Intel and Enterprise Ireland to work on a new collaborative quantum computing project.

WATCH: MWC does more than simply provide a stage for Irish tech companies – it also generates business. Of the 22 Irish companies that attended this year, five announced new partnership deals at the event.

Explore emerging technologies and the business opportunities arising at FutureScope on 28th March 2019, in The Convention Centre Dublin. Enterprise Ireland client companies can register for tickets until 21st March here:

Med in Ireland, Enterprise Ireland's largest medical technologies inward buyer event, returns to Dublin's RDS on 10th October 2019, and early bird registration is now open until 18th March. Med in Ireland is an invite-only event that showcases the entire spectrum of the Irish medtech sector and attracts significant interest from the international medtech and healthcare community, with Med in Ireland 2017 attracting 300 international buyers to Dublin. 

The attractiveness of the German market to Irish business is evident in the numbers. It is the world’s fourth-largest economy and bilateral trade between the countries is worth around €39 billion annually. 

The Market Discovery Fund is designed to help companies meet the key challenges of market research, helping businesses take their first steps into new markets.

Building platforms that adhere to European regulations gave fintech company Worldnet Payments an edge in the US frictionless payment and EMV (Europay, MasterCard, Visa) marketplace, one that is set to flourish over the coming months.

Enterprise Ireland client companies can increase their exposure to overseas businesses and can avail of several marketing opportunities through the #IrishAdvantage campaign. Find out how you can register your business here.