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Galway-based Lorg Media won ‘Best Influencer Led Campaign’ at The Spider Awards for their marketing campaign Creidim Ionat with Foras na Gaeilge in partnership with RTÉ.

Connacht businesses are in the running for this year’s Irish Business Design Challenge challenge which focuses on sustainable design solutions and innovation in business.

Family owned and run meat packaging and distributor, Johnny the Butcher, utilises over 40 years of butchering experience and a desire to bring only the best to its customers.

Mary Coughlan was listening to the radio when she heard Anne O'Rourke, founder of TIAFI, an organisation dedicated to helping vulnerable women and children across Turkey and Syria. "I heard Anne on the news a week after the earthquake. She is from Waterford, and she has been living and working in a refugee camp on the Turkish Syrian border for years. Following the earthquake, she had an influx of about 26,000 people looking for help, some of whom had lost every member of their family.

Former Chief Justice, Frank Clarke SC described the introduction of technology in the courts during the Covid-19 pandemic as a “forced experiment” in his address to an audience of legal practitioners and students at a legal technology conference held in TUS Midlands Athlone Campus.

If you have recently returned to Galway and are setting up a new business or are living abroad and are thinking of returning home with an idea you want to get off the ground – then Back for Business could be for you.

A free government programme that helps returned emigrants start and develop businesses in Ireland is looking for applicants for its latest cycle.

A new initiative aimed at introducing a new group of females to the idea of setting up their own business was launched in Galway last week.

Digital Business Ireland, the country’s leading representative body for online businesses has today launched a dedicated SME best practice eBook ‘Harness Digital, Power Growth’ to mark Ireland’s inaugural ‘Digital First Day’. Taking place today (November 16th) ‘Digital First Day’ aims to initiate a broad conversation – both locally and nationally – on the importance of digital growth to people, organisations and communities, across every village and town in Ireland. With a network now in excess of 8,000 members, Digital Business Ireland has borne witness to the power of digital technologies in enabling sustainable growth for SMEs.

One of the largest-ever programme of events for National Women’s Enterprise Day (NWED) took place recently as the event returned to its normal in-person programme for 2022.