Extra Government funding to create jobs for Dublin SMEs
Dublin City Enterprise Board is set to receive €250,000 in extra funding for the remainder of the year, to enable Dublin City businesses create 50 additional jobs.
This extra funding will be used to fund job creation for start-ups and developing micro-enterprises in Dublin.
Dublin City Enterprise Board is open to applications for Grants and Loans. Applicants must be eligible for DCEB financial support and in a position to hire new staff immediately.
The main priority will be based on new JOB CREATION. All other criteria will apply, see http://www.dceb.ie/financial-assistance for full details for eligibility and the application process.
Minister for Small Business, John Perry TD (pictured here) announced an additional €3.1 million will be provided to County and City Enterprise Boards to fund job creation projects for the remainder of 2011. This extra funding is in addition to the €15 million already provided to County and City Enterprise Boards in 2011.
Minister Perry said: “The County and City Enterprise Boards around the country have a key role to play in providing much-needed capital for these businesses. This year a number of CEBs have indicated that they would not have sufficient funding to respond to the needs of start-ups in their area and so the Department sought to make savings in other areas to provide funding for these vital businesses.”
Financial support for job creation for small manufacturing or international service businesses based in Dublin city. Take this 2 min online survey to find out if your business might be eligibile? https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DCEB_Job_Support
For more information on eligibility for financial assistance and the application process, please visit http://www.dceb.ie/financial-assistance.