InterTradeIreland
InterTradeIreland has been helping small businesses in Ireland and Northern Ireland explore new cross-border markets, develop new products, processes and services and become investor ready for over two decades.
More About ITI
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How we support Sales Growth
Whether your business trades in Northern Ireland or Ireland, you should know the full extent of the opportunities that exist right here on your doorstep.Learn More -
How we support Innovation
Businesses that are innovating and doing things differently are more likely to expand and grow. Find out about the specialist support available to help turn your innovation into a commercial reality.Learn More -
How we support Funding
Sourcing specialist advice or finding the right person to help your business grow can be a challenge. Find out how we can help, not only through funding but also with sourcing the specialist expertise and making the vital introductions.Learn More
Upcoming Events
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Wed14JunFunding Advisory Service Workshop - Cork 14 June 20238:30am - 11:30amAre you an established company aiming to grow your business in need of funding?
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Thu15JunFully bookedEquity Advisory Clinic 15 June 20238:30am - 3:30pmThis one-to-one clinic is aimed at helping companies seek equity investment.
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Tue20JunFully bookedEquity Advisory Clinic 20 June 20238:30am - 3:30pmThis one-to-one clinic is aimed at helping companies seek equity investment.
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Wed21JunFunding Advisory Service Workshop - Galway 21 June 20238:30am - 11:30amAre you an established company aiming to grow your business in need of funding?
Latest News
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InterTradeIreland’s Innovation Boost programme accelerates the careers of graduates as it injects innovation into the heart of SMEsOn Friday 2nd June, InterTradeIreland’s Innovation Boost programme Project Manager’s received their market leading Postgraduate Diploma in Innovation Management from the William Clinton Institute, Queen’s University Belfast in recognition of their work in delivering innovative projects within small businesses across the island.
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Smoother start to Q1 for businesses but cost issues and the skills squeeze persist
InterTradeIreland’s latest All-island business monitor reveals the mood music among businesses is pointing to a solid start to Q1 2023, as the number of firms reporting they are on a stable footing hits a four year high, at 55 per cent, while 36 per cent are reporting growth. A third of businesses are optimistic about sales increases in the next 6 months.
