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Google, Enterprise Ireland and the Local Enterprise Offices are renewing their partnership to help upskill Irish SMEs by launching the 2023 ‘You’re The Business’ competition - there will be up to 31 winners, an increase on 10 from last year.

A Tuam-based manufacturer of natural animal healthcare products is this year’s winner of the County Galway Enterprise Award for 2023, Local Enterprise Office Galway has announced.

Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Westmeath companies created 303 jobs in 2022, recently revealed annual LEO results have confirmed, a significant increase from the 249 roles that were created by LEO Westmeath in 2021.

Companies supported by Local Enterprise Office Galway created 221 jobs in 2022, it was revealed this week.

Grow your business with help from the Trading Online Voucher scheme, designed to assist small businesses. It offers financial assistance of up to €2,500 along with training and advice to help your business trade online. Participating in this scheme can make the process of trading online much easier for you, by allowing you to develop an effective website and digital/advertising strategy for your business.

A well-known design business is this year’s winner of the Galway County Enterprise Award for 2022.

Local Enterprise Office Galway-supported companies created 220 jobs in 2021, it has been revealed in new figures show that the LEO Galway financially supported 270 small businesses in their portfolio across the county these companies in turn employ 1187 people.

This week, at a live virtual event, An Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar TD, announced annual results pertaining to Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) for 2021, with Local Enterprise Office Mayo noted as having supported companies that created 172 jobs in 2021.

The net jobs created by Local Enterprise Office Westmeath supported clients in 2021 was 181 which takes into account companies that amalgamated, ceased trading and those that transferred on to Enterprise Ireland.

It's that time of the year again when couples get all loved up and splash out on romantic gifts and treats to express their passion for one another. That's right Valentine's Day is on Sunday but with the country in lockdown, coming up with ideas to celebrate the day may prove difficult. This year and last have been tough for everyone and we thought we ALL deserve a bit of love.