Casa Systems establishes International operations in Limerick
Casa Systems, Inc. (Casa), a worldwide leader in next-generation ultra-broadband access technology, announced this week that it has established international operations in Limerick, creating...
SMEs encouraged to explore financing opportunities in 2017
“Irish small to medium sized-businesses (SMEs) should set New Year resolutions to explore the possibility of growing their operations, where feasible, and seek financing...
3,000 people to attend events throughout Local Enterprise Week in Cork
More than 3,000 people will attend business events in Cork from Monday 6th to Friday, 10th March as part of Local Enterprise Week.
The Local...
Are local businesses missing an opportunity? – Clune
Survey shows Ireland is ahead of its EU counterparts when it comes to businesses selling their goods and services online but Clune says we...
One-day bootcamp for aspiring entrepreneurs
Start-ups and early-stage entrepreneurs are invited to apply for an immersive one-day event in Cork next month, designed to ignite the entrepreneurial spirit in...
15 Cork start-ups spring forward from New Frontiers Programme
Fifteen Cork start-up founders have completed Enterprise Ireland’s New Frontiers Programme in MTU’s Rubicon centre. Starting last September, the group participated in a 6-month,...
Know an internet hero? Entry open for Junior Spider Awards 2017
Do you know an internet whizz kid? Have a computer coding genius on your hands? The 2017 eir Junior Spider Awards is searching for the...
Approximately 800,000 workers to be enrolled into a new retirement savings...
At present, there are about 800,000 workers in the State who have no occupational or private pension, meaning they will be solely reliant on...
Greenify welcome new Minister of State with responsibility for Credit Unions
Mitchelstown Credit Union would like to congratulate Neale Richmond TD on his appointment as Minister of State with responsibility for Credit Unions.
Mitchelstown Credit Union...
Poor broadband keeps 20% of non-digital SMEs offline
Nearly 20% of Ireland’s offline SMEs are stopped from building a website or engaging in e-commerce because of a poor internet connection.
That is according...
