Advertisement

We need your help now

Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open.

You are visiting us because we have something you value. Independent, unbiased news that tells the truth. Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission, but this year it has not been enough.

If you've seen value in our reporting, please contribute what you can, so we can continue to produce accurate and meaningful journalism. For everyone who needs it.

# SMEs

All time
Kickstarter is live for Irish projects so now you can support this teenage bounty hunter
About 138 SMEs a day are asking Bank of Ireland for loans
What do you do when your business has "ISIS" in its name?
These are the questions you need to answer to get a job with Google (and others)
Is Ireland really 'the best small country in the world in which to do business'?
Poll: Is your business really any better off after Budget day?
'Uninspiring' budget continues tax discrimination against self-starters
What I Learned: One TD's journey from the cabbage farm to the Dáil
Ireland's heating bills this winter depend on what happens between Putin and Ukraine
SMEs Government satisfaction rating has improved, but it's still not great
What do you get if you mix a matchmaking website with Airbnb?
The Briefcase: Bubble busters, more budget babble and startups as far as the eye can see
Richard Bruton wants thousands more startups and he might hand out tax breaks to get them*
Another 450 tech jobs could come to Ireland with transatlantic cash injection
How this business went from (nearly) zero to 450,000 Facebook likes in a year
SME focus: Everything you need to know about education and business
Bankruptcies have increased more than 750% since four years ago
We should back female and elderly entrepreneurs better: small-business lobby
The government's 'charade' on late-payment laws is hurting small business
Shouldn't you be at school, SMEs? How a lack of training is letting down business
How SMEs in rural Clare could be cloud computing with their continental rivals
These are the tech tools every SME should know about for the future
Inside the Dublin café which runs on trust... and a little caffeine
These maps show Ireland's third level spin-off companies - but what do they tell us?
Irish small businesses are still too old-school when it comes to getting loans
How to: spin a company out of a third-level institute
This Dublin business is plotting to take over the Middle East's airwaves
We now pronounce you Lego man and wife
Company behind bulk marketing texts says Irish trade is 'challenging'
Who's afraid of the big, bad tax man? Small business is, apparently
Sure the ping pong is fun, but IT staff also want to do good work
Cash-strapped traders are turning to non-traditional lenders
Irish startups need to 'get better at talking and thinking big'
Make JobBridge bigger and get Irish SMEs into digital age: training expert
School dropout to gold trader and protein peddler: Limerick businessman's unusual path
Column: Four trends that will have a significant impact on every business in Ireland
The Big Idea: The Dublin education company building a global audience of 1 million students
Work starts on biggest independent Irish distillery - whiskey and jobs will flow
Dublin City Council explains sandwich board sweep in Temple Bar today
Small country a big edge for Irish tech startups