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€200,000 fund for startups in Midlands and Mid-East Region
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Galway start-up Channel Mechanics secures $2.3m funding
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Applications open for Female High Fliers programme 2016
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Irish company makes Lottie is the first doll in space - Irish Examiner
Free US office space for three Irish tech firms - Sunday Business Post
Breathtaking diagnostic technology - Irish Times
Rugby hero picks up business prize - The Independent
Ireland’s largest dairy farm installs latest Dairymaster technology - Irish Farmers Journal
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€200,000 fund for startups in Midlands and Mid-East Region
 

Enterprise Ireland is seeking to support business ideas that are likely to achieve exports and significant growth within three to four years, with sales of over €1m per annum and employment of 10 or more. 

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60 new jobs for Cork with Newsweaver
 

Cork technology company Newsweaver announced plans to grow its workforce from 80 to 140 over the next two years, in an expansion supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through Enterprise Ireland.


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Dublin-based technology firm Asavie is to create 106 jobs
 

The 106 jobs being created by Asavie as it expands Internet of Things and mobile management platform. The Enterprise Ireland supported company, Asavie will hire across a variety of roles in engineering, sales, product management, marketing and support.

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Galway start-up Channel Mechanics secures $2.3m funding
 
Galway-based cloud management company Channel Mechanics has raised $2.3m in angel funding to help expand operations in Ireland and US.
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Good News from 2015

This has been a busy year for promoting entrepreneurship and helping create the conditions for jobs. Have a look at this quick infographic capturing the main highlights of 2015...

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Applications open for Female High Fliers programme 2016
 
The DCU Ryan Academy is looking for 12 ambitious female entrepreneurs with great ideas that have potential to be Ireland’s next breakout business success story...
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Calling all innovators
 
World class research innovation projects are being sought in the call for entries to the 2016 US-Ireland Research Innovation Awards. Deadline for entry is January 20. 
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