Print and design company owner sets up online store to sell eco-stationery and other office items in bulk to businesses

Hubbcat’s app, already in use in the Bahamas, creates a virtual fence around a property and alerts authorities if it is breached

When engineer Aonghus Shortt’s wife began to suffer from a food intolerance, he made it his business to find a solution

Iso Pod founder Brendan Dolan hadn’t expected the HSE to be his first client for his ready-made cleanrooms, but then the pandemic happened

Dubliner Aimee Connolly launched Sculpted in 2016 and after taking on the Irish and British markets, she has her eyes set on the Middle East next

The Dublin firm plans to raise €2.5 million to roll out new AI exam tech which it will sell to colleges and universities

The company’s products use chemicals extracted from peat which have been found to preserve skin

The SME and Entrepreneurship Growth Plan launched last month aims to ensure that Irish companies are set up for success, but even when trading within the single market, national regulations and tax rules can be a hindrance to expansion

Ireland is exceptional at using the tax system to attract and promote multinational companies, but that isn’t the case for smaller firms here

Irish start-up gets a funding boost from series of high-profile investors as it develops marketplace for services used by elderly

Dublin-based Examfly is initially targeting professionals undertaking tax exams with its product, but there is plenty of scope for expansion

In just over a decade, Daryl Divilly has built a thriving online business spanning numerous health, beauty and babycare categories with annual revenues now topping €5 million

Louth-based XOcean aims to create 40 jobs after founder says its unmanned vessels are proving popular with global clients in the offshore wind sector

The state-backed Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland has tendered for research to gain a better understanding of small business needs in the light of Brexit and Covid-19

Dublin-based Kianda Technologies has developed a no-code toolkit for companies who do not have software skills

Mogerley Pies has weathered plenty of storms in its long history, and doesn‘t plan to let Brexit or a pandemic stop it from growing

Kinzen, set up by Mark Little and Áine Kerr, offers a blend of human expertise and artificial intelligence to tackle fake news

Family-run company mBryonics is at the cutting edge of satellite technology and is looking to expand

Dublin-based TrainedIn has signed up almost 300 professionals who are offering to share their skills

Vietnam-based Modmo, founded by Dubliner Jack O’Sullivan, has developed an electric bike with a range of more than 200km