New figures show Clare LEO are supporting 1,283 jobs & 236 small businesses
*Padraic McElwee. Photograph: Eamon Ward New figures have revealed that the Clare Local Enterprise Office is supporting 236 small businesses and 1,283 jobs.
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Brexit remains ‘high risk’ for Clare businesses
Brexit continues to be a “high risk” situation for businesses located across the Banner County.
Click for Clare campaign credited with significant increase in local online sales
An online advertising campaign ran by Clare Local Enterprise Office in association with The Clare Echo has been hailed as a major success.
Winners of Tech Disrupt 4.0 pilot project announced
Six companies will receive up to €25,000 funding vouchers to help them develop next generation solutions, based on Industry 4.0 and Smart Technology principles, The Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) of Clare and Limerick have announced.
Clare business WowWee.ie honoured at National Enterprise Awards
Clare business WowWee.ie took home the Pivot Award at the annual National Enterprise Awards 2021 tonight.
West Clare hairdresser encourages women to leave their locks as Shannon barber tells men get the shears ready
Avoid cutting your hair is the advice for women from a West Clare salon owner while men should determine who the most creative person in their house is if they are to trust them with a razor according to a Shannon barber.
‘Hybrid model’ of online & street presence a success for Clare businesses
Senior financial officials in Clare County Council have said the “hybrid model” of having an online and street presence is proving to be a success for businesses in the county.
Bolstering viability and visibility online through SEO
Sandra Hennessey has been working in Digital Marketing for 18 years. Now the owner of’ Be Dynamic’ marketing agency, Sandra first became acquainted with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) in 2002.
Ennis Gourmet Store remains a local success story
Anne Leyden has been running Ennis Gourmet Store for 23 years now. As one of the first gourmet stores within the town, the original concept was to bring the best of Irish and Continental foods to Ennis.
Mods & Minis eager to welcome back customers
Mods & Minis has been trading in the town of Ennis since 2011. The colourful children’s store is a one stop shop for kids’ clothes up to the age of 12, stocking a range of popular, fashionable and functional clothing at a very reasonable price.