Keep your business running

This flexible financing is useful for small businesses to bridge cash flow gaps. For example, when a customer takes a long time to settle an invoice or if the business is experiencing seasonal slow periods.

Fáilte Ireland helps to support tourism development in Ireland through an investment strategy, which underpins all our investment in tourism capital projects by both the public and private sectors, including all grant schemes and strategic partnerships,  to advance the potential of Ireland  as a world-class tourism destination.

This loan scheme provides finance to help businesses with their everyday costs and for future growth, especially those impacted by rising costs and supply chain disruptions due to the conflict in Ukraine.

Through the Business Investment Fund, the Western Development Commission will either invest in or provide funding for businesses located in or moving to the west of Ireland. It applies to a range of sectors including technology, creative industries, and clean energy.

Businesses need to be able to adapt and keep going, even through challenging times when the world around them suddenly changes. With this grant for strategic planning, we can help you prepare for future business challenges by covering the cost of preparing a response plan. 

This support provides a simple, effective credit review and appeals process for business owners who have been refused credit from participating banks.

This is a small low cost loan with minimal paperwork requirements.

This is a small scale loan to support the day-to-day running of your business. 

SCARP simplifies debt restructuring for viable small businesses with temporary issues. Initiated by directors, it bypasses courts with creditor approval, offering a faster and cheaper alternative to examinership to save jobs and maximize creditor value. 

Teasgasc provides advice, consultancy and training in a broad range of technical activities including product and process development, plant facilities, compliance with legislation and codes of practice, food safety and quality management systems.

Develop a future-focused personal leadership blueprint in the context of subsidiary strategic leadership and make your succession plan the foundation of better business outcomes in the long term. Create a specific and focused talent capability requirement and development plan.

An in person training course on Inclusive customer service and local tourism product knowledge  delivered in person at numerous locations around the country, to support staff involved with tourism visitors.  

A 24/7 portal that provides tailored access to all of Bord Bia's supports and services, based on your business’s industry.

Attend presentations and one-to-one clinics at these one-day events hosted in various locations throughout the country.

This extensive range of online resources includes self help guides, resources business and finance calculators, templates, advice and access to training. Gain access to insights, trends and the latest tourism research and reports and expert advice all developed in consultation with industry experts to meet your needs.

Expanding your business requires new skills and expertise. This support provides assistance for training programmes that train or retrain employees.

This programme helps Irish businesses identify the important skills they need to develop to achieve their full potential. 

A full annualised and dynamic calendar of online workshops courses and webinars help to build your employees’ industry knowledge, skills and capability of teams and help your business stay competitive and resilient. Courses also support businesses to identify and harness business development opportunities.