COVID-19 business supports

As businesses recover from the effects of the pandemic, supports are in place to help. They are available through Local Enterprise Offices and central government funds.

Local Enterprise Offices in Dublin

For advice on your specific situation, contact your local office. They can provide one-to-one business mentoring, helpful courses and a Trading Online Voucher to help you improve your online presence.

The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

From loans and grants through to wage subsidies, the Government is offering plenty of financial support to businesses right now. There’s some practical advice on health and safety protocols for staff that are working from home too.

Check out a comprehensive list of all the state supports available. Alternatively, you can get in touch with the Enterprise Information Centre on infobusinesssupport@enterprise.gov.ie or 01 631 2002.

Enterprise Ireland

Enterprise Ireland has a number of Covid-19 supports available to help businesses mitigate the impact of the pandemic. They are working with all government stakeholders to ensure that businesses have the most up-to-date advice and supports available.

You can contact the Business Response Unit at businessresponse@enterprise-ireland.com or on 01 727 2088.

The IDA Ireland

As part of the Government’s package of pandemic supports, it has made €200 million available to businesses that want to develop products related to Covid-19. This particular Covid-19 Products Scheme is available through the Industrial Development Authority, which works with FDI companies in Ireland.

If you have worked with the IDA before, you can reach out to your current contact. If you plan to bring new investment to Dublin, you can contact idaireland@ida.ie instead.

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