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  Helena Deane    Group moderator

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  Starting Business in Ireland

  For useful information, please visit Galway Chamber of Commerce website http://www.galwaychamber.com/latest_news.asp where under heading 'Galway Chamber hosts Succesful 'Supports for Staring Your Business' Briefing' you can download the guide to Starting Business in Ireland Information Pack in pdf format.
  This post was modified on 04 Sep 2008 at 12:15 pm.
  • 03 Sep 2008, 6:42 pm
  Helena Deane wrote: > For useful information, please visit Galway Chamber of Commerce > website http://www.galwaychamber.com/latest_news.asp where under > heading 'Galway Chamber hosts Succesful 'Supports for Staring Your > Business' Briefing' you can download the guide to Starting Business > in Ireland Information Pack in pdf format.
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  Helena Deane    Group moderator

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  Re^2: Starting Business in Ireland

  Lesson learned, link posted as 'second-hand' as quoted in the Galway Chamber of Commerce Information Pack (pdf) without proof-reading. Post edited accordingly.
  
  Edited again to say, original link was missing an 'a' hence the confusion. Correct link was http://www.startingAbusinessinireland.com - my mistake!
  This post was modified on 04 Sep 2008 at 12:31 pm.
  • 04 Sep 2008, 12:12 pm
  Helena Deane wrote: > Lesson learned, link posted as 'second-hand' as quoted in the Galway > Chamber of Commerce Information Pack (pdf) without proof-reading. > Post edited accordingly. > > Edited again to say, original link was missing an 'a' hence the > confusion. Correct link was www.startingAbusinessinireland.com - my > mistake!
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  Sean Rattigan

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  Re: Starting Business in Ireland

  Many of the banks like Bank of Ireland and AIB also post startup guides on their corporate websites.
  Depending on the actual idea, it is worth looking at getting in to one of the Innovation Centres where startups can avail of expert advise, grants and facilities. Many of these later get supported by the IDA as HPSU (High Potential Start Ups).
  
  • 04 Sep 2008, 12:18 pm
  Sean Rattigan wrote: > Many of the banks like Bank of Ireland and AIB also post startup > guides on their corporate websites. > Depending on the actual idea, it is worth looking at getting in to > one of the Innovation Centres where startups can avail of expert > advise, grants and facilities. Many of these later get supported by > the IDA as HPSU (High Potential Start Ups).
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  Helena Deane    Group moderator

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  Re^4: Starting Business in Ireland

  Wolfgang, kein Problem, bin froh Du hast mich auf den Fehler aufmerksam gemacht!
  
  LG
  
  • 04 Sep 2008, 3:56 pm
  Helena Deane wrote: > Wolfgang, kein Problem, bin froh Du hast mich auf den Fehler > aufmerksam gemacht! > > LG