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<p>Enterprise Minister Peter Burke suggested additional SME supports are being ironed out by Government despite underwhelming application figures for the Increased Cost of Doing Business Grant. Picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews</p>

companies

SMEs expect rise in turnover which may offset wage burdens, report shows

Enterprise Ireland CEO Leo Clancy said the results of the research are 'positive' amid a 'challenging global economic environment for businesses'

<p>Enterprise Ireland chief executive Leo Clancy said he believed there was some optimism among Enterprise Ireland’s client base despite the difficulties in relation to inflation, rising interest rates, and the ability to raise capital. Picture: Maxwells</p>

economy

Enterprise Ireland boss 'confident' about the UK for Irish exports

<p> Leo Clancy, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, speaking at the 41st annual UCC Commerce Society conference on the theme of 'Success in an ever changing business environment' at The Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

economy

Enterprise Ireland chief sees small firms thriving amid tech slowdown

Diageo unveils plans for €200m brewery in Newbridge and to brew more Guinness at St James's Gate

companies

Diageo unveils plans for €200m brewery in Newbridge and to brew more Guinness at St James's Gate

Enterprise Ireland CEO: Firms will have to offer hybrid working

economy

Enterprise Ireland CEO: Firms will have to offer hybrid working

'Sausage war' truce expected to continue as post-brexit trade talks continue

economy

'Sausage war' truce expected to continue as post-brexit trade talks continue

SGS to expand operations in Cork following acquisition from Novartis

SGS to expand operations in Cork following acquisition from Novartis

All existing employees have transferred to the Swiss firm, and further staff will relocate to the Ringaskiddy life sciences cluster

Tue, 13 Apr, 2021

Concerns over new laws on bugging; Fears of a surge in requests to intercept online communications

Concerns over new laws on bugging; Fears of a surge in requests to intercept online communications

The State’s human rights watchdog has expressed concerns over Government proposals to reform Ireland’s bugging laws.

Mon, 20 Nov, 2017