Enterprise Ireland

E-learning Platform Alison announces 30 New Jobs

Alison, one of the world’s largest free e-learning platforms, today welcomed Minister for Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation, Mary Mitchell O’Connor…

9 years ago

APHIX SOFTWARE TO CREATE 25 NEW SOFTWARE AND TECHNOLOGY JOBS IN DROGHEDA

Aphix Software, an award winning fintech software company and leading provider of mission critical digital ordering systems to wholesalers &…

9 years ago

Aspire Technology announces 150 new jobs in Dublin

Aspire Technology, an independent, Irish-owned and managed ICT company today announced 150 new jobs at their Irish headquarters in Sandyford,…

9 years ago

SPRINT II Accelerator Program Launches at Gateway UCC

Innovators and entrepreneurs will benefit from a new phase of the SPRINT accelerator, announced today by UCC President, Prof Patrick…

9 years ago

Enterprise Ireland Launches Regional Accelerator Programme at NDRC at Portershed, Galway

Enterprise Ireland today launched the NDRC at PorterShed Accelerator in Galway to further enhance the High Potential Start-up (HPSU) eco-system…

9 years ago

Enterprise Ireland announces €750,000 in start-up funding for Female Entrepreneurs

Enterprise Ireland’s €750,000 Competitive Start Fund (CSF) for Female Entrepreneurs will open for applications on Wednesday 3rd May. Up to…

9 years ago

Eight NUI Galway Research Projects Selected for Commercialisation Support

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD, has announced funding to facilitate the commercialisation of research from…

9 years ago

UXDX returns 5th October 2017, RDS

By @SimonCocking. UXDX returns, see more about last year's event here. When is it on? 5th October 2017, RDS How many…

9 years ago

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