Eleven Irish companies are participating in the Trade Mission with a view to maximising their participation in European Space programmes and the Satellite Communications market in particular.
A major study providing a detailed profile of the trading relationships between Ireland and other EU member states with the UK is being commissioned by the Government to feed into its Brexit preparations.
Irish fintech start-up Rubicoin has successfully secured a further €1.4 million in a new funding round to take its total amount raised to date to more than €5 million.
Dublin fintech firm OCREX is seeking €3m in funding to go global with intelligent automated data management software designed to take the drudgery out of book-keeping and accounting.
Founded in 2015 by Charles Dowd and Clive Foley, Plynk offers a money-messaging app that lets phone users chat one-to-one and in groups, and send and receive money instantly from within the chats.
Ostoform, winner of the "One to Watch Award" at Enterprise Ireland's Big Ideas 2016, has won the 2017 AIB Startup Academy competition ahead of 13 other contenders.
Eight research projects underway at NUI Galway have been awarded funding to commercialise their ideas, ranging from renewable energy to treatment of Parkinson’s disease.
The Green Alley Award 2017 is searching for the next green business idea to help avoid, reduce, reuse, recycle or transform waste. Apply from April 25th to win a prize of up to €30,000.
The Enterprise Ireland Brexit SME Scorecard is a free planning tool for Irish exporters to the UK designed to help you assess your business readiness across six areas.
The Competitive Start Fund (CSF) for Female Entrepreneurs opens for applications soon - previous CSF winners Glissed and Mobility Mojo give tips on how to make a strong application from past experience.
