Govt to invest €50m in business start-up scheme

The Government has announced a €50m investment to support small businesses operating out of Ireland's Institutes of Technology.

Thu, 28 Feb, 2008 - 11:41

The Government has announced a €50m investment to support small businesses operating out of Ireland's Institutes of Technology.

The money will be invested in the Campus Incubation Programme.

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