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A total of 520 jobs were created across the North West in 2023. The jobs were created with the support of Local Enterprise Offices. Donegal saw the highest amount of jobs created, with 321. 117 were created in Sligo, with the remaining 82 in Leitrim. This was part of a…

A Sligo Councillor is encouraging SME’s in the north west to apply for a new Brexit loan. The Microfinance Ireland Brexit Loan is available to businesses with less than 10 employees, have an annual turnover of less than €2m and the business turnover is or could be impacted by a…

A number of events are taking place throughout the north west for National Jobs Week that runs from today, Monday until Friday. Tomorrow, Tuesday, evening there will be an information event for job seekers in Globe House in Sligo from 7pm to 9pm. On Wednesday morning, there will be information…

The Local Enterprise Office in Donegal is to be granted over €230 thousand euro in funding for the Donegal Food Coast Project. Announced by Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation TD Heather Humphreys, 2.5 million euro has been awarded to Local Enterprise Office Competitive Fund nationally. Launched in 2012, the…

The growing strength of the food sector in Donegal was demonstrated last week when almost 120 food producers, chefs and buyers attended a packed event hosted by the Donegal Food Coast – Donegal’s Good Food Initiative. The meet-the-producer event in the Silver Tassie Hotel saw food business consultant James Burke…

A special conference for small and medium businesses hoping to expand into the global market is taking place in Donegal later this month. It will include keynote talks, workshops and business-to-business meetings. It is being organised by the Local Enterprise Office in Donegal. Head of Enterprise in Donegal Michael Tunney…