Clare businesses urged to make the most of Local Enterprise Week
*Padraic McElwee, Cllr PJ Ryan and Seán Torpey. Businesses across Clare are being encouraged to take advantage of the array of events and topics at this year’s Local Enterprise Week.
*Padraic McElwee, Cllr PJ Ryan and Seán Torpey. Businesses across Clare are being encouraged to take advantage of the array of events and topics at this year’s Local Enterprise Week.
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THIRD LEVEL students are finding it increasingly difficult to secure college placements thus impacting on their career progression, an Ennis representative has warned.
NO “adverse trends” of businesses being forced to close permanently as a result of COVID-19 are visible in Co Clare.
Shannon based business Creative Clay provides decorative homeware inspired by the beauty of different landscapes throughout the county.
*Áine Conacur and her daughter Ailis. Photograph: Mohu Designs Killaloe based business Thinking Toys is helping children with special needs build confidence and learn through sensory specific products.
Clare Local Enterprise Office (LEO) are running sustainable business supports for SME’s looking to improve their environmental corporate image.
County Clare based business Cad Ma Designs have developed a product that for the first time ever, will perfect golfers club alignment in training through the use of technology.
*Photograph: John Mangan Blackbird Jewellery Ennis is once again flying high as Quin native Katie Rogers welcomes a loyal customer base back to her Bank Place boutique store.
*Padraic McElwee. Photograph: Eamon Ward New figures have revealed that the Clare Local Enterprise Office is supporting 236 small businesses and 1,283 jobs.