Sharing distribution costs could help artisan food producers grow
The retail food industry has for years been dominated by well-established brands, but more recently that has been interrupted by ...
Read More Brexit offering opportunities for Irish firms in fintech area
“I talk about fintech being like a parent and a child, with the bank being the parent and fintech the ...
Read More Do you ‘think creatively and do things differently’? This entrepreneurial competition could be for you
Whether you’ve got an entrepreneurial idea to explore or wish your grow your existing budding enterprise, this annual national competition ...
Read More Home economics: Sinead Ryan answers your property questions
Q. I’m confused about the new affordable mortgages being proposed. Do I still need a deposit and do I have ...
Read More Rents spiral despite Minister’s claims that bargains are available
Rental costs were up again in January despite the rate of inflation falling back, new official figures show. Private rents ...
Read More Revealed: How much your local pub needs to make to stay open
Last year saw a 6pc increase in turnover in card sales for Ireland’s pub sector, according to AIB’s 2018 Pubs ...
Read More Hydrogen to power homes, boats and cars on Aran Islands
The Aran Islands will form part of an EU study to see if hydrogen can be produced using renewable energy ...
Read More Enterprise offices help create 4,000 startup jobs
ALMOST 4,000 jobs were created last year by startups and small businesses backed by their Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs). This ...
Read More Is Your Business Fit for 2018?
In discussion with Mark Kellett, CEO Magnet Networks, we ask is your business fit for 2018? What should be front ...
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