Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, and Minister of State, Joe O’Brien TD, have today announced a Budget package worth €376 million for 2022.
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Budget 2022 sets out to help businesses get back on their feet as we reopen the economy and society, to prepare them for the future and to help families and workers with the cost of living.
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Retail businesses are invited to take part in Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment (DETE) research into the challenges and opportunities facing the retail sector in Ireland.
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Award winning online accountancy firm Accountant Online has announced their plans to triple their existing workforce over the next four years, creating 100 news jobs.
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Donegal Women in Business Network is one of the largest and longest running business networks in the county. To mark National Women Enterprise Day, PRO of the group, Evelyn McGlynn talks more about the pivotal support network who aims to assist al...
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Following on from a phenomenally successful 2020 campaign, #BuyDonegal will once again return in 2021, showcasing the best of Donegal business! The campaign provides an opportunity for businesses across the county to highlight their exciting and i...
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Swapping the busy rush hour traffic of Los Angeles for the quiet vibrancy of West Donegal, Howard Chu (CTO and co-founder of Symas Corp) relocated to Gaoth Dobhair in 2012.
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Aldi has announced a new €9.5 million deal with the Ballybofey-based drinks producer Mulrines.
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On Friday 17th September, 20121, Minister for Rural & Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, officially launched the WiFi4EU network in Ballybofey at the Balor Theatre. The WiFi4EU network is a Pan European network of free Wi-Fi zones across...
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The Atlantic Smart Ports Blue Acceleration Network (AspBAN) is a project that has been awarded funding by the European Union. AspBAN helps EU Atlantic ports, such as those within Donegal to work as blue economy hubs.
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