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Limerick businesswomen of the year finalists revealed 2019 winners Patricia Roberts, No. 1 Pery Square, Emma Langford, Singer-Songwriter, Hannah Wrixon, Get the Shifts, Petrina Hayes, The Savoy Collection & Olivia Buckley, Olivia Buckley International Reporter: ); THE finalists of the Network Ireland Limerick businesswoman of the year have been revealed. The 22 finalists will find out their fate at a special, online awards evening on May 19 next. Sponsored by the Local Enterprise Office Limerick and AIB, the awards celebrate the excellence, professionalism, vision and leadership of its members. There are seven categories: emerging new business, solo businesswoman, established business, rising star, shining star, creative professional, and the ‘power within’ champion. ....
Kildare mum calls for easing of maternity hospital Covid restrictions Campaign ); ); A Kildare mum is forging ahead with her campaign to ease Covid restrictions in maternity hospitals, which ban partners from the 20-week scan, early labour and other appointments. The campaign by Rathangan resident Emma Carroll, has been backed by Senator Fiona O Loughlin. “In September of last year, myself and Clare woman Ciara McGuane set up the In Our Shoes - Covid Pregnancy platform on Facebook and Instagram to tell the stories of the people affected by the restrictions placed on maternity care in March of last year, in people s own words,” said Emma who lives in Rathangan and had her baby in April 2019. ....
Peadar Ó Broin, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Ciara McGuane of Rahoo. The call is now open for applicants for a free initiative to help returned emigrants to Clare start and develop businesses in Ireland. This is the fourth year of the highly-successful Back for Business developmental programme, which is funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs. Past participants on the first three years of the programme have recorded increased sales, created new jobs, and won export contracts. The combined turnover of the 2020 group tripled during the programme – despite the Covid pandemic. The Back for Business initiative was established to foster and support entrepreneurial activity among returned emigrants or those returning to live in Ireland. It addresses the challenges that all early-stage entrepreneurs encounter – as well as the additional barriers faced by those who have been living outside the country for some time. ....