Emma Jennings

More than 6,500 SMEs have been directly supported by the National Enterprise Hub in the first year since its launch. The National Enterprise Hub is an initiative of the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment and Enterprise Ireland and brings together information and resources on over 250 Government supports from 30 different departments and state agencies. Fáilte Ireland has a range of its business supports listed on the service. Read more here https://shorturl.at/ph22X

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The launch of a bold new initiative, Global Talent Ireland, aims to attract outstanding international research leaders to Irish Higher Education Institutions and public research bodies. The recruitment drive is now open to prospective applicants, and will fund research across all disciplines within Research Ireland’s remit, with a focus on strategic areas of importance to Ireland. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dm2yURQS

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"A better strategy for Ireland is to design public policy in a way that promotes the development of a broad-based culture of investment and wealth-building." Ibec CEO Danny McCoy writing in the Irish Examiner on the cultural shift needed to change Irish savings into productive capital Financial Services Ireland (FSI) https://lnkd.in/eskEsgji

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🚨 Opportunity for Global Researchers ⬇️ Research Ireland has launched the Global Talent Ireland Programme to attract world-class researchers to relocate their research to Ireland. 🌍🇮🇪 Who’s it for? Two funding streams available: 📌Rising Stars (5–15 yrs post-PhD): Up to €2.25M 📌Research Leaders (16+ yrs post-PhD): Up to €3.25M 6-year awards with generous research + start-up funding to support relocation and team building. The Global Talent Ireland programme has several clear objectives: 1. To attract excellent researchers to Eligible Research Bodies in Ireland. 2. To reinforce the national Research and Innovation ecosystem. 3. To support areas of strategic interest and help drive sustainable economic growth in Ireland. 4. The programme's remit is broad, considering proposals that "demonstrate excellence in any research area that falls within Research Ireland’s legal remit, where Applicants can provide compelling evidence for their potential to contribute to national development." 🗓️ Key Dates: Expression of Interest (via host institutions): By 28 August 2025 Webinar: 1 August 2025 Full proposal: By invitation only (October 2025) 📩 Applicants must connect directly with a Research Body in Ireland to begin the process. 🔗 Open, inclusive, and committed to equity, applicants from underrepresented backgrounds, especially women and underserved communities, are strongly encouraged to apply. More information in the comments section ⬇️ 🔄 Share with your network 🏷️ Tag researchers

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