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  Helena Deane    Group moderator

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  Some useful links for start-up/early expansion

  eTenders Public Procurement
  [ http://www.etenders.gov.ie ]
  Find information on government and public sector procurement opportunities.
  
  Food Safety Authority
  [ http://www.fsai.ie/industry/starting/startup_pack.... ]
  The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) have produced a Business Start-Up Pack for those intending to start a business in the Irish food sector - from small shops to restaurants and food manufacturers.
  
  Franchise Direct
  [ http://www.franchisedirect.ie/ ]
  Franchise Direct UK and Ireland is a dedicated resource for both franchisees and franchisors. Find local and international franchise opportunities available in the UK and Ireland.
  
  Growing a Business in Ireland
  [ http://www.growingabusinessinireland.com/ ]
  A follow-on to startingabusinessinireland.com. Accompanies the book of the same name, published by Oak Tree Press.
  
  Irishbusinesswomen.com
  [ http://www.irishbusinesswomen.com ]
  The online community and business resource for Women in Business in Ireland.
  
  Irish Taxation Institute
  [ http://www.taxireland.com ]
  The Irish Taxation Institute (ITI) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation. They provide information on all matters relating to tax legislation, and the administration and practice of taxation.
  
  NovaUCD Technology & Innovation Centre, Dublin 4
  [ http://www.ucd.ie/nova ]
  
  Network Ireland - Women in Business
  [ http://www.networkireland.ie/ ]
  Network Ireland is a national organisation for women in business.
  
  PDC-Product Development Centre
  [ http://www.pdc.ie/ ]
  The PDC at the Dublin Institute of Technology has a variety of programmes to assist technology-based startups. Their website describes these programmes and offers basic start-up advice
  
  Starting a Business in Ireland
  [ http://www.startingabusinessinireland.com/ ]
  Comprehensive directory of resources available to new business start-ups in the island of Ireland.
  
  TourismNET
  [ http://www.tourism-net.com/ ]
  This post was modified on 23 Sep 2008 at 08:45 pm.
  • 23 Sep 2008, 6:35 pm
  Helena Deane wrote: > eTenders Public Procurement > [ http://www.etenders.gov.ie ] > Find information on government and public sector procurement > opportunities. > > Food Safety Authority > [ http://www.fsai.ie/industry/starting/startup_pack.... ] > The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) have produced a Business > Start-Up Pack for those intending to start a business in the Irish > food sector - from small shops to restaurants and food manufacturers. > > Franchise Direct > [ http://www.franchisedirect.ie/ ] > Franchise Direct UK and Ireland is a dedicated resource for both > franchisees and franchisors. Find local and international franchise > opportunities available in the UK and Ireland. > > Growing a Business in Ireland > [ http://www.growingabusinessinireland.com/ ] > A follow-on to startingabusinessinireland.com. Accompanies the book > of the same name, published by Oak Tree Press. > > Irishbusinesswomen.com > [ http://www.irishbusinesswomen.com ] > The online community and business resource for Women in Business in > Ireland. > > Irish Taxation Institute > [ http://www.taxireland.com ] > The Irish Taxation Institute (ITI) is an independent, not-for-profit > organisation. They provide information on all matters relating to tax > legislation, and the administration and practice of taxation. > > NovaUCD Technology & Innovation Centre, Dublin 4 > [ http://www.ucd.ie/nova ] > > Network Ireland - Women in Business > [ http://www.networkireland.ie/ ] > Network Ireland is a national organisation for women in business. > > PDC-Product Development Centre > [ http://www.pdc.ie/ ] > The PDC at the Dublin Institute of Technology has a variety of > programmes to assist technology-based startups. Their website > describes these programmes and offers basic start-up advice > > Starting a Business in Ireland > [ http://www.startingabusinessinireland.com/ ] > Comprehensive directory of resources available to new business > start-ups in the island of Ireland. > > TourismNET > [ http://www.tourism-net.com/ ]