13/07/2001

Irish entrepreneurs to benefit from new guide

A NEW publication has been launched in the Republic of Ireland that aims to advise those thinking of starting a business venture on the best ways to turn entrepreneurial ideas into reality.

The purpose of the guide entitled ‘Starting Your Own Business’, is to provide business start-up information in one source, helping to demystify the process and to aid the establishment of new businesses in an innovative and vital way.

The guide is to be published simultaneously through a link on the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment’s website - www.entemp.ie - and will include free downloads as new information is published.

Drawing together in one location information on the many schemes that exist to help direct the aspiring entrepreneur, the guide is expected to supplement the advice and start-up support services currently available from City and County Enterprise Boards, Area Partnerships, Business Innovation Centres, other agencies and business organisations. (CL)

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