Making it Work Fast-growing Mayo firm Skillko aims to double revenues this year The company, which is backed by Enterprise Ireland, has benefited from word- of-mouth endorsements from existing clients
Making it Work Waterford firm Milis sniffs out an opening with nature-friendly candlesThe business asked the public for input into its wide array of fragrances
Making it Work Skincare brand Nunaïa aims to close funding round to help boost growthFounder Nicola Connolly’s experience of living and working abroad helped to inform he business outlook
Making it Work Hand-harvested seaweed key to growth for Galway firm HygeiaCold-pressed seaweed hand-picked on the Conamara coast without chemical extraction ‘critical’ for biodiversity, according to Hygeia CEO John Byrne
Making it Work Axis Consulting looks to double headcount as demand surges for new drug evaluationsThe Dublin-based firm assists pharmaceutical companies with the regulatory scrutiny drugs must endure to get onto the market
Making it Work ‘Serendipitous’ moment kickstarts Legitify’s attempt to disrupt Europe’s legal sceneLeigitify, which is looking to simplify cross-border legal transactions, launched a new iteration of its platform last year
Making it Work Dublin based podcast studio has big budget shows in its sightsThe Podcast Studios has grown from two staff to 11 over the last five years
Making it Work Skies the limit for TxWireless as it builds on space successThe company has a three-year plan to significantly increase its revenues
Making it Work Cork firm MyGug takes inspiration from nature in its bid to cut food wasteThe company is moving into a growth phase having focused largely on product development to date
Making it Work NameDown’s software platform helps solve messy school admissions problem As a teacher and parent, Emer O’Dwyer of Spotlight Skills was well-placed to help oversubscribed schools navigate admissions systems
Making it Work Strong brand leaves Finglas firm IT.ie well-placed in booming marketThe Finglas-based tech services firm is looking to double its headcount by the end of 2025, spread across its Dublin, Cork and Galway bases
Making it Work Enterprise Solutions targets the UK with its people-first business modelThe company, which is run by husband-and-wife duo Derek and Denise Cullen, said it would retain a strong focus on its culture as it looks to expand
Making it Work Making it Work: Aesthetics business aims to get the expansion formula rightLe Formulaire’s founder Dr Emma Fanning plans to expand its range of services
Making it Work World Rugby backed supplements firm Whole Supp make the jump into retailThe Dublin firm is targeting omni-channel growth, having previously only sold direct to customers
Making it Work Making it Work: European expansion on the cards for SME specialists Grid Finance The firm plans to hire an additional five staff this year
Making it Work Azure Communications driving digital expansion worth €1 millionThe comms company’s new chief executive, Jenny Johnston, says AI creates tailored solutions for clients
Making it Work Airtel flying even higher with latest generation of ‘mission-critical’ flight equipmentThe Dún Laoghaire-based company has been plotting a course – literally and figuratively – to advance its prominent pilot communications platform
Making it Work Fifty-year old Carlow family business provides ‘muscle for machines’ globallyThe company expanded into the US ten years ago and it wants to continue to grow it offering there
Making it Work All bets are on for Cork sports gambling start-up LiveDuel The firm will initially be targeting its betting platform at markets in Latin America, Africa and south-east Asia
Making it Work That’s a wrap: bread business Safa Food bounces back from catastrophic fireFamily firm is back in expansion mode after a difficult few years