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Meet the entrepreneurs who are the winners of this year's Visa Ireland She's Next Programme - Vimarsana News

Meet the entrepreneurs who are the winners of this year's Visa Ireland She's Next Programme

Now in its second year, the fund and mentorship award offers women business owners a €10,000 grant along with a year of business coaching

Soda-so good as Limerick business earns dough - Vimarsana News

Soda-so good as Limerick business earns dough

GIVEN the cost-of-living crisis, it’s often said business owners ‘knead’ a bit of a boost right now. That’s exactly what Jane Conlon of ...

Women business owners in Tipperary invited to apply for the She's Next Grant Programme - Vimarsana News

Women business owners in Tipperary invited to apply for the She's Next Grant Programme

Women business owners in Tipperary are being invited to apply for the She’s Next Grant Programme. Female entrepreneurs across the Premier can apply for one of five €10,000 grants and one year of coaching from IFundWomen. Research by Visa revealed a confidence gap, with over half of women saying 2021 had been a challenge and […]

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Calling on Ireland's women entrepreneurs and small business owners - Vimarsana News

Calling on Ireland's women entrepreneurs and small business owners

The 'She’s Next' Grant Programme by Visa is back to support women entrepreneurs to run, fund and grow their business.  Due to the success of the inau...

How young people could be more likely than their elders to get scammed online - Vimarsana News

How young people could be more likely than their elders to get scammed online

We often imagine that the victims of scams are older people, who are less Internet savvy. But this may not be the case. A new study reveals that a quarter of Britons aged 18 to 34 are not sufficiently suspicious of fraudulent emails and text messages.