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The sod will officially be turned on the new home for the AIM centre in Sligo later today.   The Centre will focus on developing capability in cutting-edge manufacturing technology in companies across the North-West region.   The project is driven by the ATU, Sligo County Council and Leitrim County…

Enterprise Ireland Chief Executive Julie Sinnamon will be the guest speaker at a regional innovation showcase tomorrow, Friday, in Sligo. Business owners, those involved in start-ups and representatives of support and development agencies will attend. Sinnamon will speak about Enterprise Ireland’s commitments to regional entrepreneurship and the development of businesses.…

Applications for Enterprise Ireland’s Competitive Start Fund for female entrepreneurs opens tomorrow, Wednesday May 3rd. Businesses must fewer than three years old from the date of application and if successful, can receive up to €50,000 in funding with a maximum of fifteen businesses to be selected with the fund totalling…

Enterprise Ireland companies based in Donegal created 422 jobs in 2016, bringing total employment by Enterprise Ireland clients to 3,581. The Government agency responsible for developing Irish business globally says a total of 19,244 new jobs — both full and part-time — in Enterprise Ireland supported businesses were created across…