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Report says 32,000 set up new businesses in 2013Some 32,000 people started a new business in Ireland in 2013, according to a new report on entrepreneurship worldwide.
Artist co-op seeks to clean up Temple Bar’s dingier cornersOut of the horde of visitors to Dublin’s trendy Temple Bar district every night, few venture into the alleyways that sprout off like veins from its heart.
Ireland’s backing is sought for next wave of Nigerian business and industry leadersIreland has been urged to establish strong partnerships with Nigerian academic institutions as a way of strengthening their capabilities to produce future business leaders.The dean of Lagos Business School pushed for connections to be made at a recent educational reception in Nigeria’s commercial capital to mark the Irish Government’s first trade visit to the west African country.
‘No loan is too small’ as credit union pitches for business among Dublin 15’s migrant communitiesA credit union at the heart of one of Dublin’s most diverse postcodes is reaching out to immigrant residents, offering access financial services that they might be denied elsewhere.
Report says 32,000 set up new businesses in 2013Some 32,000 people started a new business in Ireland in 2013, according to a new report on entrepreneurship worldwide.
Artist co-op seeks to clean up Temple Bar’s dingier cornersOut of the horde of visitors to Dublin’s trendy Temple Bar district every night, few venture into the alleyways that sprout off like veins from its heart.
The Hague: a city of peace and justiceI have just spent several days in The Hague visiting the International Criminal Court; the Peace Palace, where activists from across the world hold peace conferences; and the headquarters of international police organisation Europol, which was established by the European Union.
‘No loan is too small’ as credit union pitches for business among Dublin 15’s migrant communitiesA credit union at the heart of one of Dublin’s most diverse postcodes is reaching out to immigrant residents, offering access financial services that they might be denied elsewhere.