SMEs and Micro businesses in Clare are being encouraged to avail of the ‘Digital Start’ grant, offering up to €3,600 to facilitate digitisation in...

Over the past two years businesses have been challenged to pivot and change how they look at business. Lots of local businesses took to the world of online retailing and some realised the potential of international markets.

Businesses across Clare are being encouraged to take advantage of the array of events and topics at this year’s Local Enterprise Week.

Clients of Clare's Local Enterprise Office (LEO) created 278 Jobs in 2021 representing a net employment gain of 153 last year.

This year the Local Enterprise Offices are urging consumers to continue their support of local businesses when they are shopping for products, services and experiences for Christmas.

Student entrepreneurs across Clare have begun their journey in this year’s Student Enterprise Programme, with eyes on next year’s national final.

Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) in Clare and Limerick have launched Tech Disrupt 4.0, an exciting pilot project where participants can secure up to €25,000 in funding vouchers to help create and launch solutions that align with the principles of Industry 4.0.

A major event will take place at Dromoland Castle to mark National Women’s Enterprise Day 2019 on October 17th.

Exciting, up and coming Clare-based producers such as Chapel Gate Irish Whiskey Co, Inagh Farmhouse Cheese and Wilde Irish Chocolates will join producers from all over Ireland at the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) ‘Meet the Buyer’ event taking place on ‘The Street’ at Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) on Thursday, 23 May 2019.