50 female entrepreneurs in rural Ireland to be selected for free development initiative

Deadline to apply for the free ACORNS development initiative is September 21
50 female entrepreneurs in rural Ireland to be selected for free development initiative

Aisling Kelly, WB’s Coffee Shop; Anne Marie Feighery, Feighery's Farm Beetroot Juice: Mary B Walsh, Ire Wel Pallets; Triona MacGiolla Rí, Aró Digital Strategy, Furbogh, and Maeve Sheridan, Western Herd Brewing, reminding female entrepreneurs that next Monday is the deadline to apply for the ACORNS initiative. Picture: Michael Dillon

50 female entrepreneurs with new businesses based in rural Ireland will be selected for a free, government-backed development initiative.

Any woman with a new business or ‘well-developed’ idea for a new venture they want to get off the ground can apply for the latest cycle of development initiative ACORNS.

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