Untapped business opportunities within the Eurozone were highlighted at Enterprise Ireland’s Eurozone Summit last week. 

RTÉ: A total of 22 Enterprise Ireland clients are showcasing at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, representing Ireland's strength in emerging technologies. 

Don't miss the Sunday Business Post's Hot 100 Start-Ups featuring some of Ireland's brightest entrepreneurs and innovations.

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

Speaking at the Eurozone Summit, Herman Van Rompuy said that regulatory certainty and standards provided by EU frameworks continue to facilitate trade and help businesses to sell into a wide range of markets. 

Companies currently employ over 1,040 staff and have an annual turnover in excess of €113 million.

Some 22 Enterprise Ireland client companies are showcasing at the event, the largest annual global gathering for the mobile industry.

Enterprise Ireland's Brexit Unit Manager Jonathan McMillan and Liz Fulham, CEO of SalesOptimize, were among guests discussing a no deal scenario on 'The Business'. 

Drumshanbo in Co Leitrim was selected by drinks industry veteran Pat Rigney as the home for The Shed Distillery back in 2013 for personal as well as business reasons, and there's a touch of romance to the tale.

For the past five years Irish-based companies have benefited from market-focused strategic research and development carried out by a network of technology centres jointly sponsored by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland.

Foldable phones and 5G will be among the key talking points at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, the largest annual global gathering for the mobile industry.

Waterford start-up Voxgig is preparing for a US release of event management software that informs companies of the effectiveness of their participation at a conference.

As the UK is Ireland’s largest trading partner, many Irish companies are at significant risk of negative impacts from Brexit.

Wellola, a business-to-business communications portal focused on mental healthcare, is in the process of raising €100,000 as part of a campaign on Dublin equity platform Spark Crowdfunding.

The country’s first rural digital hub, the Ludgate, in Skibbereen, is to open a second centre in West Cork and establish an “academy” to teach other communities how to set up similar initiatives.

Get access to global market intelligence drawn from the world’s leading market research companies - Enterprise Ireland client companies can check out the latest blog on the Vitamins and Dietary Supplements market.

“Wedding Wallet is a financial management platform, a first of its kind within the wedding industry that takes all elements of organising and paying for a wedding online,” said Wedding Wallet co-founder Justin Kearns.

Irish company VRAI has developed an augmented reality (AR) app for Samsung UK & Ireland as part of the launch of their new Galaxy S10 phone range.

Enterprise Ireland published its international trade mission and events schedule for 2019 - 207 events are scheduled in Ireland and overseas, including 73 international trade visits.

Sonya Lennon advises Monaghan couple Seamus and Siobhan McMahon on how they can maximise their Brehon Brewhouse experience in Episode 4 of 'Strictly Business', 7.30pm, Wednesday on RTÉ 1, sponsored by Enterprise Ireland.

More than 250 jobs were created in the geoscience sector in 2018 according to a new survey announced by Minister Seán Canney TD.    

The Local Enterprise Office (LEO) 2018 jobs figures, were announced last week at County Hall in Swords and revealed that 36,666 people are employed by 7,164 LEO supported companies.

Some of the most senior figures in Irish blockchain are succeeding, not despite moving from a tech background but because of it, delegates at the Blockchain for Finance Conference heard.

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.

Irish workers were ranked the most productive in the world by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). For every hour that an Irish person works, they add $99.50 (€88) to the GDP of the economy, according to the latest OECD findings.

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.