Female entrepreneurs in rural Ireland called upon to make their mark

ACORNS pursues its support of sustainable enterprise and entrepreneurial activity

Entrepreneurs in rural Ireland are being called upon by ACORNS to make their mark in the business world.  

Over 200 female entrepreneurs in rural Ireland will be supported by Accelerating the Creation Of Rural Nascent Start-ups (ACORNS) in the coming months as the government steps up a gear in its support of sustainable enterprise and entrepreneurial activity - in rural areas - as part of a concerted effort to help communities recover from Covid-19 impact.

To be considered for the ACORNS programme applicants must have established a new business which has generated sales no earlier than January 1, 2018; or be actively planning a new venture and have made good progress towards getting the new venture off the ground.