*PICTURED: Padraig McElwee of the Local Enterprise Office, Clare. Photo by Arthur Ellis THE annual results of the Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) for 2023 has revealed that Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Clare supported companies created 188 jobs in 2023.
*Linda Earlie (right) with former TY students from Coláiste Muire. Photograph: Arthur Ellis CLARE County Council’s town regeneration officer’s departure cannot allow for projects such as the Sixmilebridge masterplan to fall by the wayside, concerned elected representative have said.
Local Enterprise Office Clare now supporting over 230 Small Businesses and 1,330 jobs according to new figures 278 new jobs created in 2021 Net employment gain of 153 in 2021 230 total small businesses employing 1,330 people supported by LEO CLARE Yesterday, Monday 17th January, at a live virtual event, Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade …
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NO “adverse trends” of businesses being forced to close permanently as a result of COVID-19 are visible in Co Clare.
JEWELLERY designer Rowena Sheen has launched a new collection of handmade wooden jewellery in time for Christmas. The Ennistymon native has, over the last five years, been carefully carving her position among Clare’s finest homegrown talents in the craft world having previously worked in Dublin as a costume maker in theatre and film, with period …
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THE Clare Echo has teamed up with Local Enterprise Office Clare to launch Click for Clare 2021. This marks the return of the campaign which was hugely succesful in its first year in 2020. The initiative was designed to drive local website traffic to Clare businesses with an online store. Last year’s Click For Clare …
Clare business WowWee.ie took home the Pivot Award at the annual National Enterprise Awards 2021 tonight.
THE Click For Clare campaign has been heralded as an “invaluable support” for local businesses. Head of Enterprise at Local Enterprise Office Clare, Padraic McElwee believes the ‘support local’ message being permeated via campaigns promoted by LEO Clare is being supported by the public. Speaking to The Clare Echo, Mr McElwee said that feedback from …
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Kilbaha Gallery is run by co-owners and sisters-in-law Ailish Connolly and Liz Greehy. Started seven years ago yet stepped in over 50 years of family history through Liz’s father and brother, both sculptors in Clare, the vibrant gallery on the peninsula now boasts a fantastic customer base.
*Head of Clare LEO Padraig McElwee Photo: Arthur Ellis AN INNOVATIVE new online food programme from Clare Local Enterprise Office is set to boost the number of food start-ups across the county.
