Crop producer Beotanics is investing €1m in a new research and development centre at its offices in Stoneyford, Co Kilkenny. 

Irish companies are currently achieving international sales at record levels. They are doing so by driving innovation and creating a competitive edge.

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

A novel surface coating developed by Irish start-up, Mica NanoTech, could be the answer to the growing worldwide problem of superbug resistance. 

Vaginal atrophy is a debilitating condition affecting millions of women worldwide. The menopause is one of its main causes but it can also be triggered by medication and other health-related events.

For Irish companies exporting to the UK, movements in the sterling/euro exchange rate impacts on your business and its profitability. Use Enterprise Ireland's Currency Impact Calculator to assess your level of foreign exchange risk.

Leitrim-based church furniture manufacturing company ICS Furniture has secured 3 international furniture commissions adding to their already impressive portfolio of over 3,500 projects.

Hidramed Solutions has developed an intuitive and easy-to-use wound dressing system for people living with chronic wounds, in particular people living with a debilitating skin disease called hidradenitis suppurativa (HS).

When exposed to analytics, the data collected allows a business to gain insights, which will help differentiate themselves from competitors. Read the latest blog from Enterprise Ireland's Market Research Centre on data analytics.

Travacoin is a system for paying out refunds and compensation to travellers in the form of crypto tokens using blockchain technology to transfer funds quicker between parties.

Technology is making major inroads into the agricultural and nutrition industry. The number of companies offering agritech solutions is on the up and up, driven by innovation as well as a growing need to deal with the challenges facing agriculture.

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.

Two challenges that Irish companies sometimes experience when preparing to export to the United States for the first time involve banking and employment.

Given our small and open economy, the need to drive competitiveness has never been more urgent. Now with our Operational Excellence Offer you can access our range of competitiveness supports with a one stop shop application and assessment.