Radical shake-up of EI funding

ENTERPRISE Ireland (EI) has announced a new €10 million fund to help build business competitiveness overseas.

Radical shake-up of EI funding
Fri, 23 May, 2003 - 01:00
Brian O'Mahony

The announcement carries a strong health warning however as EI boss Dan Flinter warns that 2003 looks like being another bad year for job losses in Irish owned firms.

Pressed on the issue Mr Flinter said: "My honest view is that I don't see it

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