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Impact Report 2017 1 IMPACT REPORT 2017 MEASURING THE IMPACT OF LOCAL ENTERPRISE OFFICE SUPPORTS DURING 2017
2 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 01
MAKING AN IMPACT ON
LOCAL ENTERPRISE WELCOME
01 WELCOME MESSAGE This Government has a clear focus on regional jobs,
investment and on helping companies prepare for
02 WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO Brexit, and the LEOs play a crucial role in this effort.
In a challenging business environment, LEO clients
03 HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2017 have contributed substantially to economic development
throughout the country, especially outside of the
04 DELIVERING JOBS main urban centres.
05 SUPPORTING OUR CLIENTS I want to pay tribute to the achievements of small
businesses, microenterprises, and LEO teams, as they
work together, in partnership with Enterprise Ireland
07 PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP
and the Local Authorities, to develop local enterprise
opportunities and create sustainable jobs.
09 BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE
11 COLLABORATING WITH STAKEHOLDERS HEATHER HUMPHREYS T.D.
13 BREXIT SUPPORTS Minister for Business,
Enterprise and Innovation
14 FUNDING
15 HOW TO CONTACT US
As Minister for Small Business, I am fully committed to the
creation of new jobs in every region across the country.
I am a strong believer in doing everything we can at local
and regional level to help us to create strong companies
and good quality jobs all around the country.
A home-grown enterprise culture is a perfect complement
to attracting and growing larger businesses.
The Local Enterprise Offices have a key role to play in both
supporting jobs and in strengthening the potential for local
businesses and entrepreneurs to create more jobs.
I want to congratulate the LEOs, the LEO staff and all those
that contribute to the LEO vision on another tremendous
performance in 2017.
PAT BREEN T.D.
Acknowledgements
The LEO Impact Report is published on behalf of Local Enterprise Minister for Trade, Employment, Business,
Offices by Enterprise Ireland, with thanks to every Local Enterprise EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection
Office client that is featured and pictured. Photography credits: Joe
Keogh Photography, Mark Stedman Photography, Photocall Ireland,
Martina Regan Photography and Jeff Harvey. #localenterprise02 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 03
WHO WE ARE HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2017:
AND WHAT WE DO A SNAPSHOT
Hubs of expert Established in 2014, the 31 Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs)
advice, information
are the ‘first stop shop’ for anyone seeking information
and support on starting or growing a business in Ireland.
37,485
3,760
people in Ireland
and practical LEOs are operated on a partnership basis by Enterprise
now employed by
7,182
new jobs (net) created by
supports – Ireland and the Local Authorities and their parent LEO-supported companies
Departments – the Department of Business, Enterprise
accessible locally and Innovation, and the Department of Housing,
LEO-supported
companies
Planning and Local Government.
€16M 31
LEOs trained
in direct financial
assistance approved for
30,373
1,131
As ‘hubs’ of expert advice, LEOs connect small businesses with their Local Authority,
information and practical supports, with Enterprise Ireland, and with bodies that can help businesses. people to help them
start and grow their
dedicated Local Enterprise Office These include: business projects
businesses
teams help small businesses and
micro-enterprises to grow and Education & Training Boards Skillnets
create jobs through: Microfinance Ireland Credit Review Office
Fáilte Ireland National Association of Community
367
Enterprise-focused training and
development programmes
Enterprise Europe Network
Enterprise Centres (NACEC)
8,393
mentoring submitted applications
Business mentoring and advice clinics Udarás na Gaeltachta
Leader assignments for Microfinance
Financial assistance and access to Department of Communications, completed Ireland loans
The Revenue Commissioners Climate Action & Environment
microfinance loans
Department of Social Protection
Sign-posting service with referral to
other bodies and state agencies
Networking with peers, potential
suppliers and prospective clients To drive entrepreneurship and foster a more enterprising culture
in Ireland, LEOs manage key flagship programmes locally and
nationally throughout the year, such as: 1,188 289
companies approved
To find out more about how Local
companies awarded for Technical
Enterprise Offices support small
Local Enterprise Week Local Enterprise Village at the Trading Online Vouchers Assistance for Micro
businesses and micro-enterprises, Exporters’ grants
(#localenterprise) National Ploughing Championships
please visit www.localenterprise.ie (#localenterprise)
or follow @Loc_Enterprise on Twitter Ireland’s Best Young
Entrepreneur (#IBYE) Local Enterprise Showcase
at Showcase (#localenterprise)
National Women’s Enterprise
Day (#NWED) Food Academy (#foodacademy) 1,472
National Enterprise Awards
(#NEAwards)
Student Enterprise Programme
(#studententerprise)
competitors entered
#IBYE, with 80
LEO-supported
185
young entrepreneurs
companies transferred
to Enterprise Ireland
winning investment
funding04 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 05
DELIVERING SUPPORTING
JOBS OUR CLIENTS
The 2017 Annual Employment Survey As the LEO-by-LEO table below shows, at Direct Local Enterprise Offices can provide different types of grant
shows that 7,135 new jobs (gross) the end of 2017, there were 37,485 people assistance to eligible businesses to help fund start-up costs,
and 3,760 jobs (net) were created by employed by 7,182 small businesses Financial expansion plans, entry into new markets, and job growth.
LEO-backed client companies, with and start-ups that had received financial Assistance These types of grants are known as ‘Measure 1’ supports.
jobs growth across every LEO area. assistance from the Local Enterprise Offices.
In 2017, Local Enterprise Offices approved €16,640,340.81
in grant aid for 1,131 applications under ‘Measure 1’,
broken down into the following types of grants:
LOCAL ENTERPRISE OFFICE 2017 CLIENT 2017 GROSS 2017 NET
ALL JOBS TOTAL ALL JOB GAINS ALL JOB GAINS
(FT & PT)* (FT & PT)* (FT & PT)*
Carlow 1,128 187 95
Cavan 1,252 207 100
MEASURE 1 SUPPORTS GRANT AID APPROVED How my LEO helped my business…
Clare 1,339 251 149
Cork City 739 128 93 Priming Grants €6,431,905.90
(299 approved applications in 2017)
Cork South 1,487 154 102
Cork North & West 1,098 209 114 Business Expansion Grants €8,114,155.58
Donegal 1,193 255 100 (358 approved applications in 2017)
Dublin City 1,947 445 248
Feasibility Study Grants €1,589,536.37
Dublin DLR 1,561 338 167 (185 approved applications in 2017)
BRENDAN
Dublin Fingal 970 226 162 MCEVOY
Technical Assistance for Micro Exporters Grant €504,742.96
Dublin South 1,410 351 132 Founder
(289 approved applications in 2017)
My Name is Ted
Galway County/City 1,039 192 95
Kerry 2,067 267 88 TOTAL NUMBER OF APPROVED TOTAL AMOUNT OF GRANT-AID
APPLICATIONS IN 2017: 1,131 APPROVED IN 2017: €16,640,340.81 Brendan’s business benefitted from
Kildare 967 282 128 a Feasibility Study Grant, through
Kilkenny 1,361 232 101 LEO Westmeath.
Laois 568 93 71
“The Feasibility Study Grant from
Leitrim 454 104 39
our Local Enterprise Office in
Limerick 1,907 279 130
Westmeath enabled us to research
Longford 1,154 177 111
the market opportunity for our
Louth 906 200 118 products, and supported the prototype
Mayo 1,224 242 182 process which has led to our first
Meath 1,112 284 162 collection of luxury tech bags and
Monaghan 1,052 207 142 accessories, addressing a huge gap
Offaly 995 193 76 in today’s fast growing market.”
Roscommon 794 131 77
Sligo 969 152 51
Tipperary 1,595 467 262
Waterford 1,620 182 121
Westmeath 1,497 300 129
Wexford 1,348 238 143
Wicklow 732 162 72
TOTAL 37,485 7,135 3,760
*FT stands for full-time and PT stands for part-time. The Annual Employment Survey was compiled #localenterprise
by the Centre of Excellence in Enterprise Ireland and was published in March 2018.06 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 07
PROMOTING
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
How my LEO helped my business… TRAINING Through national committees, Local Enterprise
Local Enterprise Offices provide a wide range of
high-quality training supports which are tailored
Offices co-ordinate a series of enterprise programmes
to meet specific business requirements. In and events nationally that promote entrepreneurship
2017, LEOs trained 30,373 participants across
1,891 different programmes. Of these, 3,755 across all sectors and regions. These include:
participants took part in 280 LEO-run
PAUL ‘Start Your Own Business’ programmes.
MERRIMAN
Founder
ClearChoice LOCAL ENTERPRISE WEEK How my LEO helped my business…
MENTORING
Paul’s business benefitted from mentoring, LEOs collectively organised 300 enterprise events to mark Local
This programme matches the knowledge, Enterprise Week in March 2017, to showcase the range of enterprise
through LEO Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
skills, insights and entrepreneurial capability of supports on offer and to provide networking and training opportunities
“We found the mentoring service from our experienced business practitioners - the mentor to small businesses within their regions.
Local Enterprise Office in Dún Laoghaire- - with small business owners and managers who
Rathdown to be invaluable in terms of need practical and strategic one-to-one advice
learning about the potential pitfalls and the and guidance for their business. In 2017, LEOs LOCAL ENTERPRISE VILLAGE DÓNAL
must do’s and don’ts of establishing managed 8,393 mentoring assignments between BYRNE
a software company. experienced mentors and client companies. 31 small businesses were supported by their Local Enterprise Director
Office to exhibit their products and services inside the Local Enterprise BigRedBarn
This was not a core strength of ours in our Village at the National Ploughing Championships in Tullamore, Co. Offaly.
early stage, and it was great to tie in our LEAN FOR MICRO PROGRAMME The three day event in September 2017 attracted a record attendance, Dónal’s business benefitted from a
own industry expertise with an accessible with 291,500 visitors*. LEO clients were also supported with specialist Business Expansion Grant, through
enterprise expert.” Lean for Micro helps LEO clients to adopt ‘lean’ training and photography services, to enable them to maximise selling LEO Mayo.
business principles within their businesses to and marketing opportunities during the ploughing championships.
increase performance and competitiveness. “It was with the help of the Business
Companies also avail of consultancy services Expansion Grant from our Local
from a qualified practitioner, who works with the Enterprise Office in Mayo that we were
LEO INNOVATION AND company to introduce lean principles, undertake able to start to manufacture in-house.
INVESTMENT FUND (LIIF) a specific cost reduction project, and assist the Before then, we had to outsource
company in benchmarking performance. In 2017,
PILOT PROGRAMME LEOs supported 179 companies through the
manufacturing. With their help, we
purchased the equipment and took
The LEO Innovation Investment Fund (LIIF programme. on a full-time fabricator.’’
Programme) was launched as a pilot initiative in
2017 to target investor-ready LEO clients that
wanted to start, grow, or develop innovative PATHWAYS
micro-enterprises.
One of the key objectives of Local Enterprise
470 applications were received and following Offices is to accelerate the growth of businesses
a shortlisting process, 135 applicants were that will, in time, progress into the Enterprise
invited to participate on a regional investor Ireland portfolio. In 2017, LEOs supported the
ready programme to help test and validate their progression of 80 clients into Enterprise Ireland,
proposition. At the end of the pilot, 63 LEO client enabling these businesses to avail of further
projects were approved for funding of €25,000 support services.
each, to a total value of €1,575,000 (www.liif.ie).
*Source: National Ploughing Association. www.localenterprise.ie08 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 09
BUILDING FOR
THE FUTURE
How my LEO helped my business…
pricing and financials, and marketing management.
It is estimated that the 329 Food Academy
Building for the future, Local Enterprise Offices
suppliers to SuperValu support 1,275 full time and support youth entrepreneurship through two national
561 part time jobs, based on data from the 2017
Annual Employment Survey. programmes, which support and nurture the next
generation of business owners and leaders.
JOANNE
LOCAL ENTERPRISE
DAVEY SHOWCASE AT SHOWCASE
Founder Showcase, an initiative of the Design and Crafts
Absolute Nutrition
Council of Ireland which is promoted internationally
STUDENT ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME How my LEO helped my business…
Joanne’s business benefitted from the by Enterprise Ireland, is Ireland’s international 23,635 students from 483 secondary schools took part in
Food Academy programme, through creative expo and takes place annually in the RDS the 2016/2017 Student Enterprise Programme, which began
LEO South Dublin. To support the Irish craft and design sector, Local in September 2016. The programme encourages students to
Enterprise Offices supported 112 companies to research, set-up and run their own businesses with the help of
“Participating on the Food Academy exhibit within the ‘Local Enterprise Showcase’ student enterprise co-ordinators from the Local Enterprise Offices.
CIARA
programme with SuperValu, the Local in January 2017, to connect with national and CLANCY
Enterprise Offices and Bord Bia was a major international trade buyers. The inaugural Local The National Final for the 2016/2017 Student Enterprise Programme Beats Medical
step in the right direction for us. We were Enterprise Showcase awards were also presented took place in May 2017 in Croke Park, involving 200 teenage and IBYE
opened up to a network of professional in January 2017 to highlight excellence and entrepreneurs from 77 student enterprises. These national National Winner
finalists won their places through Local Enterprise Office-run 2017
mentors, workshops and financial advice, innovation.
as well as practical information about finals in every county.
Ciara’s business benefitted from
running a business, scaling a business Teacher materials and resources are also distributed to schools, the IBYE programme, through
and opening new accounts.” NATIONAL ENTERPRISE AWARDS free of charge, by Local Enterprise Offices.
LEO Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
To celebrate the achievements of Ireland’s www.studententerprise.ie “I got so much support from the IBYE
micro-enterprises, 31 companies were shortlisted Programme; the advice, workshops,
by the Local Enterprise Offices for the National funding and, above all, benefitting
NATIONAL WOMEN’S Enterprise Awards in 2017 after a series of IRELAND’S BEST YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR from a great network of like-minded
ENTERPRISE DAY country-wide competitions. 12 winning companies Aimed at 18 to 35 year-olds, Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE)
entrepreneurs. The programme helped
our business share its message with
shared a €40,000 prize fund at an awards is a €2 million investment competition run by the network of Local
15 LEO-run regional events took place on National ceremony in the Mansion House in May 2017. people diagnosed with Parkinson’s,
Enterprise Offices. The competition is an initiative of the Department
Women’s Enterprise Day 2017 (October 12th) and to scale up our research and
of Business, Enterprise and Innovation and supported by Enterprise
with the theme of ‘open doors to new markets’, to development to enhance our impact
Ireland. There were 1,472 applications for IBYE in 2017 (for the 2018
encourage more female-led businesses to explore TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 2017 competition) across three categories:
in the marketplace.”
export opportunities. 1,300 attendees took part in
NWED events which featured advice and insights An initiative of the Department of Business, Best Business Idea
from 60 successful female entrepreneurs. Enterprise and Innovation, Local Enterprise Offices
Best Start-Up Business
joined 29 other state bodies, agencies and service
providers at Taking Care of Business in November Best Established Business
2017 in Dublin Castle. Close to 500 business
FOOD ACADEMY owners, managers and entrepreneurs accessed Through the county and city stages of the IBYE competition, 185 young
Food Academy is a training programme to support information about enterprise supports entrepreneurs secured investments of between €3,000 and €15,000
and nurture early stage food businesses, and is run at the event. for each of their businesses in November and December 2016.
by the Local Enterprise Offices in partnership with
The IBYE 2016/2017 National Final took place in March 2017 in
Bord Bia and SuperValu. Modules include market
Google’s European Headquarters in Dublin with six winners sharing
and consumer understanding, product positioning
a €100,000 investment fund.
and branding, food law and labelling requirements, #localenterprise
www.ibye.ie10 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 11
COLLABORATING
WITH STAKEHOLDERS
4,259 APPLIED Collaboration is key to enterprise success and
Local Enterprise Offices worked closely with many
1,350 BOOTCAMPS / MENTORING PLACES
stakeholders to roll out supports in 2017, including:
348
RECEIVED INVESTMENT
MICROFINANCE IRELAND How my LEO helped my business…
INVESTMENT RECEIVED GENERATE €124M
CURRENT ANNUAL Microfinance Ireland (MFI), is a not-for-profit lender, established to
€29M REVENUE deliver the Government’s Microenterprise Loan Fund. It provides loans
of between €2,000 and €25,000 to commercially viable businesess
15% Other
that employ fewer than ten people, with an annual turnover of less than
19% Family & Friends KIERON
€2 million. Local Enterprise Offices assist client companies with their
& CLAIRE
IMPACT OF IBYE FROM
37% VC/Angel
MFI loan applications, which attract a discount on standard loan rates.
€5M
In 2017, LEOs assisted client companies with 367 applications for loans. MORAN
2014 TO 2016
39% State
Founders
www.microfinanceireland.ie/success-stories/
IBYE OTHER Moran’s Mega
Research was carried out by Set2Grow, Jam Ltd
commissioned by Enterprise Ireland, THEIR TOP CHALLENGES
which highlighted the impact that Irish 1. GROWING SALES TRADING ONLINE VOUCHERS Kieron and Claire’s business benefitted
entrepreneurs have made in 2014, 2015 from the Trading Online Voucher
2. B RINGING NEW PRODUCT TO MARKET
and 2016 through the IBYE programme. Designed to assist small businesses to trade more online under the scheme, through LEO Cavan.
3. BUILDING THE TEAM
National Digital Strategy, the Trading Online Voucher Scheme offers
Between 2014 and 2016, 4,259 young 4. RAISING INVESTMENT
EMPLOY 2,217 training and advice, along with financial assistance of up to €2,500. “The website gave us a new revenue
entrepreneurs applied for IBYE, of which 5. E
XPORTING TO A NEW COUNTRY
The scheme, which is funded by the Department of Communications, stream. We are selling quite a bit online
1,350 received business bootcamp training Climate Action and Environment, and delivered by the Local Enterprise and we have our more unusual products
and one-to-one mentoring. THEIR TOP 5 SECTORS Offices, is based on matched-funding, where the maximum amount only available on line so customers are
18.1% payable is €2,500 or 50% of the eligible cost (whichever is the lesser). returning again and again.”
348 of those entrepreneurs won IBYE 17.7%
In 2017, 1,188 approvals were secured by Local Enterprise Offices
investment funding of between €3,000 and
9.4% under the Trading Online Voucher scheme, supporting the creation
€50,000 from their Local Enterprise Office,
of 356 new jobs in 2017.
and they in turn now generate €124 million 7.9%
in sales per year and employ 2,217 people. www.dccae.gov.ie/tradingonlinevoucher
7.6%
The total investment by Local Enterprise
Offices across the three years in the IBYE
programme was €5 million.
FOOD SOFTWARE TRADED ENGINEERING COMMS &
SERVICES DIGITAL
EXPORT €30M
UK 64% EUR 59% USA 29% OTHER 21%
www.localenterprise.ie12 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 13
BREXIT SUPPORTS
Working in partnership with Enterprise Ireland,
Local Authorities, and other state agencies and bodies,
Local Enterprise Offices offer a range of supports to
help micro-enterprises and small buinesses prepare
for the challenges posed by Brexit.
In 2017, these supports and programmes were
How my LEO helped my business…
focused on innovation, export market diversification,
competitiveness, and information sharing as follows:
LEO INNOVATION AND
INVESTMENT FUND (LIIF) JOANNE
In the context of Brexit, the LEO Competitive Fund for Innovative O’ REILLY
LEO COMPETITIVE FUND CO-INNOVATE AND INTERREG Micro-Enterprises was a new scheme that incentivised LEO clients to Founder
engage in innovation to develop new product, processes or markets. Kinvara Skincare
The objective of the LEO Competitive Fund was to The Co-Innovate programme is a cross border It targeted LEO clients to assist them in securing investment and scaling
strengthen microenterprise locally, regionally, and research and innovation (R&I) initiative funded their businesses in international markets. Joanne’s business benefitted from
nationally to help create jobs and grow businesses. under the European INTERREG VA Programme. the LEO Innovation and Investment
Through collaborating with other Local Enterprise It brings together key development agencies In 2017, 470 applications were received and 63 micro-enterprises Fund, through LEO Galway.
Offices by region or cluster, LEOs were able to bid to deliver a programme aligned with each were approved for grant funding of €25,000 each. The overall
government’s strategic priorities. investment under LIIF was €1,575,000. “Success is rooted in our drive to
for funding to support job creation initiatives in
invest in innovation in order to stay
their areas. In 2016, 16 projects to the value of
In the border region of Ireland, this support ahead of the competition and bring our
€1,913,600 were awarded on a competitive basis
through this fund and 10 of these projects were
will be delivered by the Local Enterprise Offices TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANTS customers products which exceed their
in Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan expectations. Innovation funding from
completed by the end of 2017.
and Louth. In Northern Ireland, key elements FOR MICRO EXPORTERS Galway Local Enterprise Office has been
of Co-Innovate will be delivered by Enterprise Technical Assistance Grants for Micro Exporters (TAME) provided instrumental in making this possible.”
NI and its member agencies. an incentive for LEO clients to explore and develop new market
opportunities. These grants, with a maximum value of €2,500, are used
to part-fund expenditure to investigate and research export markets.
For example: costs incurred exhibiting at Trade Fairs, preparing
marketing materials, and developing websites specifically targeting
export markets. The purpose of these grants was to increase the number
of LEO clients developing new export opportunities, with a focus on
supporting those clients with high levels of exposure to Brexit risks.
289 LEO clients were approved for assistance under TAME in 2017.
#localenterprise14 Impact Report 2017 Impact Report 2017 15
HOW TO
CONTACT US
LEAN FOR MICRO BREXIT SEMINARS There are 31 Local Enterprise Offices The national website for
the Local Enterprise Offices
The Lean for Micro offer was developed by
the Enterprise Ireland Lean Department
Local Enterprise Offices organised over
40 Brexit-themed information events in
all around the country and in every is www.localenterprise.ie
in collaboration with the Local Enterprise 2017 for both existing and potential clients. Local Authority area with dedicated and the Twitter account is
@Loc_Enterprise.
Offices, tailoring the existing programme to
micro-enterprises. Pilot programmes were
These sessions enabled small businesses,
start-ups and micro-enterprises to learn about teams on hand to help.
carried out in Donegal and Galway in 2015 the potential impacts and opportunities posed
and in 2016; and 20 LEOs were involved in by Brexit, and to engage in a process of strategic
the programme with 53 LEO clients engaging planning to ensure their companies had a robust
in projects. strategy in place. Local Enterprise Offices also
CARLOW CORK CITY DONEGAL
encouraged clients to take part in the Brexit
In 2017, €800,000 was allocated to Local Local Enterprise Office Carlow, Local Enterprise Office Cork City, Local Enterprise Office Donegal,
SME Scorecard online and to participate in
Enterprise Offices, funding the participation Enterprise House, O’Brien Road, Room 101, City Hall Building, The Enterprise Fund Business Centre,
the Enterprise Ireland Brexit Roadshow,
of 179 LEO client companies in the programme. Co. Carlow. Anglesea Street, Cork. Ballyraine, Letterkenny, Co.Donegal.
which included a series of regional events.
E: enterprise@carlowcoco.ie E: info@leo.corkcity.ie E: info@leo.donegalcoco.ie
Tel: 059 9129783/5 Tel: 021 496 1828 Tel: 074 916 0735
Web: localenterprise.ie/carlow Web: localenterprise.ie/corkcity Web: localenterprise.ie/donegal
Twitter: @carlowleo Twitter: @leocorkcity Twitter: @DonegalLeo
Facebook: Search LEOCarlow Facebook: Search LEOCorkCity Facebook: Search DonegalEnterprise
CAVAN SOUTH CORK DUBLIN CITY
Local Enterprise Office Cavan, Local Enterprise Office South Cork, Local Enterprise Office Dublin City,
Cavan Innovation & Technology Business Growth Hub, Cork County Civic Offices, Block 4, Floor 1,
FUNDING A total of €32,931,000 in funding was Centre, Dublin Road, Co. Cavan. Council, County Hall, Cork. Wood Quay, Dublin 8.
allocated to the Local Enterprise Offices E: localenterprise@cavancoco.ie
Tel: 049 437 7200
E: southcork@leo.corkcoco.ie
Tel: 021 428 5200
E: info@leo.dublincity.ie
Tel: 01 222 5611
in 2017. This funding was provided by the Web: localenterprise.ie/cavan Web: localenterprise.ie/southcork Web: localenterprise.ie/dublincity
Department of Business, Enterprise and Twitter: @leocavan
Facebook: Search
Twitter: @LeoSouthCork
Facebook: Search LEOSouthCork
Twitter: @LEODublinCity / Facebook:
Search LocalEnterpriseOfficeDublinCity
Innovation, through Enterprise Ireland. LocalenterpriseCavan
CORK NORTH & WEST SOUTH DUBLIN
CLARE Local Enterprise Office Local Enterprise Office South Dublin,
Local Enterprise Office Clare, Cork North and West. County Hall, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
Aras an Chontae, New Road, Cork West: 8 Kent Street, E: info@leo.sdublincoco.ie
Ennis, Co. Clare. Clonakilty, Co. Cork. Tel: 01 414 9000
E: localenterprise@clarecoco.ie Cork North: Ground Floor, Web: localenterprise.ie/southdublin
Tel: 065 682 1616 Blackwater House, Mallow Business Twitter: @LEOSouthDublin
Web: localenterprise.ie/clare Park, Mallow, Co. Cork. Facebook: Search LEO South Dublin
Twitter: @LeoCountyClare E: westcork@leo.corkcoco.ie
Facebook: Search LEOCountyClare Tel: 023 883 4700 (Cork West)
E: northcork@leo.corkcoco.ie
Tel: 022 43235 (Cork North)
Web: localenterprise.ie/corknorthandwest
Twitter: @LEOCorkNW /Facebook:
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DUBLIN – DLR KILDARE LIMERICK MEATH SLIGO WESTMEATH
Local Enterprise Office Dún Laoghaire Local Enterprise Office Kildare, Local Enterprise Office Limerick, Local Enterprise Office Meath, Local Enterprise Office Sligo, Local Enterprise Office Westmeath
-Rathdown, County Hall, Marine Road Áras Cill Dara, Devoy Park, Naas, 7/8 Patrick Street, Limerick City. Buvinda House, Dublin Road, City Hall, Quay St, Co. Sligo. Áras an Chontae, Mount Street,
Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin. Co. Kildare. E: localenterprise@limerick.ie Navan, Co. Meath. E: localenterprise@sligococo.ie Mullingar, Co. Westmeath.
E: contact@leo.dlrcoco.ie E: localenterprise@kildarecoco.ie Tel: 061 557499 E: localenterprise@meathcoco.ie Tel: 071 911 4417 / 071 911 4408 E: localenterprise@westmeathcoco.ie
Tel: 01 204 7083 Tel: 045 980838 Web: localenterprise.ie/limerick Tel: 046 909 7000 Web: localenterprise.ie/sligo Tel: 044 933 8945
Web: localenterprise.ie/dlr Web: localenterprise.ie/kildare Twitter: @leo_limerick Web: localenterprise.ie/meath Twitter: @LEOSligo Web: localenterprise.ie/westmeath
Twitter: @leo_dlr Twitter: @leo_kildare Facebook: Search LimerickLEO Twitter: @MeathLEO Facebook: Search LocalEnterpriseSligo Twitter: @WestmeathLEO
Facebook: Search Facebook: Search LEOKildare Facebook: Search Facebook: Search LEOWestmeath
LEODunLaoghaireRathdown LONGFORD LocalEnterpriseOfficeMeath TIPPERARY
KILKENNY Local Enterprise Office Longford, Local Enterprise Office Tipperary WEXFORD
DUBLIN – FINGAL Local Enterprise Office Kilkenny, Áras an Chontae, Great Water Street, MONAGHAN Nenagh: Civic Offices, Limerick Road, Local Enterprise Office Wexford,
Local Enterprise Office Fingal, 42 Parliament Street, Co. Kilkenny. Co. Longford. Local Enterprise Office Monaghan, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. Wexford County Council, Carricklawn,
First Floor, County Hall, Swords, E: info@leo.kilkennycoco.ie E: info@leo.longfordcoco.ie Unit 9, MTEK Building, Knockaconny, Clonmel: Civic Offices, Cahir Road, Wexford.
Co Dublin. Tel: 056 775 2662 Tel: 043 334 3346 Monaghan. Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. E: info@leo.wexfordcoco.ie
E: info@leo.fingal.ie Web: localenterprise.ie/kilkenny Web: localenterprise.ie/longford E: info@leo.monaghancoco.ie E: leo@tipperarycoco.ie Tel: 053 919 6020
Tel: 01 890 0800 Twitter: @LEOKilkenny Twitter: @LeoLongford Tel: 047 71818 Tel: 0761 06 5000 (Nenagh) Web: localenterprise.ie/wexford
Web: localenterprise.ie/fingal Facebook: Search Facebook: Search Local-Enterprise- Web: localenterprise.ie/monaghan Tel: 0761 06 6200 (Clonmel) Twitter: @LEOWexford
Twitter: @LEOFingal LocalEnterpriseOfficeKilkenny Office-Longford Twitter: @MonaghanLEO Web: localenterprise.ie/tipperary Facebook: Search
Facebook: Search LEOFingal Facebook: Search Twitter: @LEOTipperary LocalEnterpriseOfficeWexford
LAOIS LOUTH LocalEnterpriseMonaghan Facebook: Search
GALWAY Local Enterprise Office Laois, Local Enterprise Office Louth,
LocalEnterpriseOfficeTipperary WICKLOW
Local Enterprise Office Galway, Business Support Unit, County Hall, Town Hall, Crowe St., Dundalk, OFFALY Local Enterprise Office Wicklow,
First Floor, County Buildings, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. Co. Louth. Local Enterprise Office Offaly, WATERFORD Wicklow County Campus, Clermont
Prospect Hill, Galway City. E: localenterprise@laoiscoco.ie E: info@leo.louthcoco.ie Offaly County Council, Local Enterprise Office Waterford House, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow.
E: info@leo.galwaycoco.ie Tel: 057 866 1800 Tel: 1890 202 303 Áras an Chontae, Charleville Road, E: enterprise@leo.wicklowcoco.ie
Waterford City:
Tel: 091 509 090 Web: localenterprise.ie/laois Web: localenterprise.ie/louth Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Tel: 0404 30800
32 The Mall, Waterford City.
Web: localenterprise.ie/galway Twitter: @LEOLaois Twitter: @LEOLouth E: info@leo.offalycoco.ie Dungarvan: Web: localenterprise.ie/wicklow
Twitter: @GalEnterprise Facebook: Search LEOLaois Facebook: Search LEOLouth Tel: 057 935 7480 Civic Offices, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. Twitter: @LEOWicklow
Facebook: Search LEOGalway Web: localenterprise.ie/offaly Facebook: Search
Twitter: @LEOOffaly E: info@leo.waterfordcouncil.ie LocalEnterpriseWicklow
LEITRIM MAYO Tel: 0761 10 2905
KERRY Facebook: Search LEOOffaly
Local Enterprise Office Leitrim, Local Enterprise Office Mayo, (Waterford City and Dungarvan)
Local Enterprise Office Kerry, Aras an Chontae, Carrick on Shannon, Cedar House - Second Floor, Moneen, Web: localenterprise.ie/waterford
County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee, Co. Leitrim. Castlebar, Co. Mayo. ROSCOMMON Twitter: @LEOWaterford
Co. Kerry. E: info@leo.leitrimcoco.ie E: info@leo.mayococo.ie Local Enterprise Office Roscommon, Facebook: Search WaterfordLEO
E: LEO@kerrycoco.ie Tel: 071 965 0420 Tel: 094 904 7555 Roscommon County Council,
Tel: 066 718 3522 Web: localenterprise.ie/leitrim Web: localenterprise.ie/mayo Áras an Chontae, Co. Roscommon.
Web: localenterprise.ie/kerry Twitter: @LEOLeitrim Twitter: @leomhaigheo E: localenterprise@roscommoncoco.ie
Twitter: @LEOCountyKerry Facebook: Search LEOLeitrim Facebook: Search Tel: 090 662 6263
Facebook: Search LEOCountyKerry LocalEnterpriseOfficeMayo Web: localenterprise.ie/roscommon
Twitter: @LEORoscommon
Facebook: Search
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