Making it Work Sully & Juno aim for new heights with their clothes for children with sensory issuesThe firm was founded during the pandemic in 2021 and has experienced rapid expansion
Making it Work Farmeye uses space and ground tech to show how farming can be green The Roscommon agri-tech is developing advanced Earth observation technology for farms in co-operation with the European Space Agency
Making it Work Seriously Sound Food Co in talks with Aldi to sell plant-based chicken nationwideThe Kerry company’s chicken alternative products are already on the shelves in Dunnes Stores, Tesco and SuperValu after a soft launch in January
Making it Work RugbySmarts aims to add soccer and hockey to GAA on its team sheetThe Irish tech start-up, which is backed by the IRFU, uses AI-based video analytics to prove the quality of players at amateur level to scouts and coaches
Making it Work Avtrain targets €1.5m funding round to build new drone verification platformThe Dublin-based drone training company launched its first-ever investment round earlier this year to fund its new compliance verification software
Making it Work Kukoon Rugs plans to open five new shops in Ireland next yearNewry based company has grown into Ireland’s largest rug business and plans to invest in new shops in the Republic in 2024
Making it Work Kildare chocolate firm follows customer appetite for new flavoursBuíoch Chocolate is evolving bespoke products for the wedding market and other events
Making it Work Green energy firm pivots swiftly to pursue EV charging opportunityYoung renewables start-up plans to provide electric car charging stations in rural locations near wind and solar farms
Making it Work Croom Concrete moving into green energy spacePlanned renewable energy hub in Shannon estuary will increase demand for Co Limerick firm’s products, such as submarine cable anchors and belts
Tax New country-by-country public tax reporting adds to corporate obligationsNon-European companies must now comply with the same reporting obligations as bloc’s own enterprises
Making it Work CitySwift aims for double-decker success as it targets US expansionThe software firm, whose mission is to get the buses running on time, has doubled its turnover in each of the last three years and is expected to do so again in 2023
Making it Work Peachylean activewear designed so no woman is ‘left behind’The Dublin-based inclusive activewear business plans to add new partners across Ireland and Britain before going stateside
Making it Work Lios noise reduction technology leads to stellar progression The Dublin-based business started out as a BT Young Scientists and Technology Exhibition entry and is now working with the European Space Agency
Sponsored A week of technology for a lifetime of digital skillsA national celebration from 20th-26th March demonstrates the potential of creative technology for all children and young people with a jam-packed week of digital learning and fun.
Making it Work How a furniture store helped inspire the birth of a Galway software firm with 16 staffWith offices in Ireland, Britain and Australia, Ordorite is a leading software provider for furniture and bedding retailers
Making it Work Dublin firm's solar-powered billboards used at bus and Luas stopsSolar AdTek provides partially or wholly solar powered advertising billboards in over 100 locations
Johnson Hana eases heavy burden of routine legal servicesThe legal services firm has a ‘marketplace’ of lawyers to reduce costs and increase efficiencies for businesses
Construction Blanchardstown software firm tells builders in real time if they are losing moneyLiveCosts previously ran a construction company and were frustrated with the lack of technology available to assess costs
Ginger beer on tap helps the profits to start flowingZingibeer, an alcoholic ginger beer produced by father and daughter team Rachel and Kevin Byrne, is now on sale in 300 retailers and should soon have its own production facility
Making it Work How a grain of an idea became the main ingredient in a thriving food businessStarting with spent grain from breweries, Biasol upcycles food that would normally go to waste to create nutritious and delicious ingredients for products such as scone and pancake mixes