'More needs to be done' for start-ups despite €90m fund 

"I know it’s targeted towards key areas, but we haven’t really got a true view of the investment," said investment advisor with AwakenHub Denise McQuaid.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar at the launch of the Irish Innovation Seed Fund Programme.

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar at the launch of the Irish Innovation Seed Fund Programme.

The Government’s new €90m fund aimed at helping start-up companies has been welcomed, but business groups have warned it is only a partial solution and more still needs to be done.

AwakenHub, a social enterprise that supports female-founded start-ups, welcomed the launch, but believes a lot more needs to be done, especially for women entrepreneurs.

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