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Discover a wide range of government supports tailored for Irish businesses. From cash flow to sustainability, here you can find the resources you need to thrive, all in one convenient place. Whatever your business needs, you have our support. 

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This support helps small business owners and managers achieve sustainable growth by providing them with the necessary management skills and knowledge.

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The SEAI Accelerated Capital Allowances (ACA) is a program in Ireland that provides a tax benefit for businesses that invest in certain energy-efficient equipment

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A range of online resources including video case studies, guides and checklists to help your business grow by making it more accessible to all, with some low cost no cost tips, tools and advice.

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Cross-border trading is one of the easier, more accessible ways to begin exporting. This programme is designed to help businesses grow on an all-island basis by dedicating a sales resource to develop sales opportunities in the cross-border market. 

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Agri-Food Tourism Initiatives
Funding to promote agri-food tourism

Support for agri-food tourism projects (that may also include rural food markets) is provided under the Rural Innovation and Development Fund.

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