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The search to find Westmeath’s ‘Best Young Entrepreneur’ for 2019 has formally commenced with an investment fund of €50,000 to share between the winners of the ‘Best Business Idea’, ‘Best Start-Up’ and ‘Best Established Business’ categories.

SP Corbett, ironmonger (known as Sam), opened a hardware shop for business in a premises on Williamsgate Street in 1894. It was a one-stop shop where one could get lost with the extraordinary array of goods, even those on display on the footpath. Inside, one could buy spade trees, ropes, churns, seed potatoes, Fenton’s cutlery, washing boards, kitchen chairs, oil lamps, fowling pieces, portmanteaus, non-poisonous sheep dips, perambulators, mail cars, threshing machines, wallpaper, glass and earthenware, oil paints in colours of every description, Persse’s whiskies, brass and iron bedsteads, hair, fibre and spring mattresses, linoleums, bamboo and wicker goods, guns and ammunition, wallpaper, mowers, reapers and binders, and everything a fisherman might need.

TREVOR Ó CLOCHARTAIGH, originally from an Aird Mhóir near Cill Chiaráin, and Orla King from An Spidéal, have been appointed to the board of directors of An Taibhdhearc, the national Irish language theatre.

Young entrepreneurs in Mayo are being encouraged to enter Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur 2019 competition, which has just been launched - as they stand as good a chance as anyone to win.

The new Toyota range of self-charging hybrids will be on display at Tony Burke Motors next Monday (January 14) as part of the Toyota 2019 Hybrid Roadshow.

Local Enterprise Office Galway is this week launching the Galway stage of the Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur programme for 2019.

As we start a new year full of opportunity, expert goal setters have revealed their top five tips to achieving life goals in 2019.

As Revenue pushes ahead with plans to modernise Ireland’s PAYE system early next year, a new survey from online accountancy software firm, Big Red Cloud, has found that confidence in the benefits of the changes to Ireland’s small business sector is wavering.

A call has been issued for ambitious female entrepreneurs in Mayo who are looking to scale their businesses to join the latest cycle of Going for Growth, the award-winning business development programme.

FORMER RIVERDANCE principal dancer Breandán de Gallaí’s latest creation, Aon - Gaeilge for one; single; alone - will be performed in the Town Hall Theatre this month.