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CREW is accepting expressions of interest for the upcoming Creative Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (CEED) incubation programme developed in partnership with ATU’s School of Design and Creative Arts, Galway City (Wellpark Rd) campus and supported by LEO Galway.

Minister for Agriculture, Food, and the Marine, Martin Heydon TD, has opened the call for applications for ACORNS 12 today and set the deadline for applications to be midnight on Friday, September 18.

The 18th cycle of Going for Growth, the award-winning programme for ambitious female entrepreneurs focused on scaling their businesses, concluded with a special celebration in Dublin last week.

Startup businesses providing services in Irish will now be able to avail of supports, training and networking opportunities from a new entrepreneurship programme launched this week.

The finalists of the 2026 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ Ireland programme have been revealed today, with the 24 shortlisted entrepreneurs selected from across the island of Ireland, including two from Galway.

Galway will take centre stage this May as EDGE26: Ireland’s Creative Economy Summit, where creative industries, technology and enterprise converge, comes to Dexcom Stadium on May 21, with a national and international line-up of speakers announced and an open call inviting startups to take part.

‘Plug into the West’ will take place on Wednesday May 13 at the London Irish Centre in Camden, offering London-based audiences an opportunity to reconnect with the energy, ambition and creativity of Ireland’s West and Northwest.

Going for Growth – the business development programme for female entrepreneurs – is partnering with the University of Galway Innovation Office and IdeasLab to host a roadshow event at University of Galway next month.

Galway-based MedTech innovator Tympany Medical has developed Solascope, a smart surgical endoscope platform targeting the 20 million procedures per annum requiring endoscopic visualisation.

For many years, the tech market has been dominated by American corporations. However, a local team in Galway dared to question the status quo.