Opportunity knocks with call-out to female entrepreneurs in rural start-ups

Applications for the latest round of the ACORNS programme are now live
Agriculture minister Martin Heydon with ACORNS Community members Clara Mulligan of HomeBot Ireland and Carina Roseingrave, Burren View Farm. Picture: Orla Murray/Coalesce

Agriculture minister Martin Heydon with ACORNS Community members Clara Mulligan of HomeBot Ireland and Carina Roseingrave, Burren View Farm. Picture: Orla Murray/Coalesce

Agriculture minister Martin Heydon has opened a call for applications for a scheme which helps rural start-ups by female entrepreneurs.

ACORNS (Accelerating the Creation of Rural Nascent Start-ups)  is in its 12th year and is based on the belief that early-stage entrepreneurs learn best from their peers. Participants on the scheme interact with each other and will be facilitated by lead entrepreneurs.

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