Sunday Independent: In a globalised market, Germany's position as the world's fourth-largest economy presents huge opportunities for Irish SMEs.

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

A seaweed pesto from the Aran Islands gets a business makeover on 'Strictly Business' this Wednesday at 7.30pm on RTÉ 1. If you missed it, Episode 2 featuring Wicklow-based Copper Fish Studio is now available on RTÉ Player.

Enterprise Ireland invested €23 million in supporting early stage companies last year, with 132 start-ups benefiting from the agency’s help.

The Government is urging businesses to take concrete steps to avoid any disruption that might be caused by Brexit to the day-to-day running of their enterprises.

Enterprise Ireland’s approach to preparing Irish companies to respond to the challenges and uncertainty has been to adopt a ‘no regret planning’ stance.

Finch Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm with offices in Amsterdam, London and Singapore, has confirmed plans to invest up to €20 million in Irish fintech companies.

Get expert advice and insights into trading with a third country and what this means in practical terms for business at our webinar with Assistant Principal Officer of the Customs Policy Branch in Revenue, Celine O'Neill.

The Government has said 9,000 jobs have been created in the international financial services (IFS) sector since 2015, leaving it within reach of a five-year target outlined before the Brexit referendum took place.

NDRC at PorterShed in Galway is looking for some outstanding early stage start-ups to join its accelerator programme.

Applications are open until the end of March, with NDRC at PorterShed’s third accelerator beginning in May this year.

Grocery delivery start-up Buymie has secured a fresh wave of funding from new angel investors, including several Connacht Rugby players and its existing backers.

Propeller Shannon, Ireland’s only start-up programme for companies in the aviation and travel tech sectors, is pleased to announce the arrival of its second cohort of firms.

Skincare is a busy market place but Nunaia has come up with a range that may have managed to stand out from the crowd.

Earlier this month, I-Form, the SFI Research Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, hosted a thought-provoking session on 3D printing in manufacturing at the ‘EU Industry Days’ event at The Egg in Brussels.

Enterprise Ireland’s North America Healthcare Forum offered a wealth of advice for companies with plans to sell into the continent’s top health systems.

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.

“Our very successful agri-food industry hasn’t come from nowhere but has evolved over hundreds of years,” says Enterprise Ireland's Tom Kelly.

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.