Today FM: Joe Healy, Divisional Manager, High Potential Start-Ups chats to Sunday Business Show presenter Conall Ó Móráin about Enterprise Ireland's latest Competitive Start Fund.
Sunday Independent: Saudi Arabia remains the single largest market for the Irish exporters in the Middle East, despite the slowdown in the Saudi economy wrought by low oil prices.
An Tánaiste and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Frances Fitzgerald TD will officially launch International Markets Week this Wednesday at the Enterprise Ireland Business Breakfast Event - check out the action on Facebook Live which will be broadcast on the Enterprise Ireland Facebook page.
A fund worth up to €750,000 has been made available for start-ups by Enterprise Ireland. The fund is open to all sectors, in particular agricultural, manufacturing, life sciences and renewables.
CloudKPI, a female-led, Co Wicklow-headquartered software start-up, is looking to raise €600,000 to take total fundraising to date to €1 million as it gears up for expansion in the US.
Parents of young children in particular, will be familiar with the Irish Fairy Door Company. Set up in 2013, the company employs 15 staff and has an annual turnover of more than €3m.
There are now close to 100 indigenous companies working in the social media/advertising space in Ireland, with start-ups in the sector having collectively raised nearly €50 million.
The number of overseas buyers attending this year’s National Ploughing Championships, which takes place in Tullamore this month, has more than doubled, according to the company which runs the event.
Ireland is an ideal environment in which to build a globally-focused technology firm but more needs to be done to encourage experienced professionals to relocate here.
The companies that will be exhibiting in the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Arena at this year's National Ploughing Championships got together for a special Boot Camp. Peter Young reports...
Sixty-five Enterprise Ireland clients embarked on the International Selling Programme this week. Delivered in partnership with DIT, the 10-month export sales development programme has created winning results for many Irish SMEs.
With ten years experience as a senior development advisor for Irish start-ups with Enterprise Ireland, Alison Walsh was well qualified to take on the role of Exxcel programme manager at CIT’s Rubicon Centre last January.
Scenario Planning for Brexit is Enterprise Ireland's new programme designed to support Enterprise Ireland Brexit exposed clients. Delivered in partnership with Paradigm Learning, the programme offers a 1-day workshop, a 2-hour in-company advisory session and 24/7 access to eiLearn, an online learning portal.
