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Enterprise Ireland raw data

Further to previous posts, we are publishing further data on Enterprise Ireland grants, 2005 – 2008, inclusive.

First up is all four years combined into one spreadsheet.

Enterprise Ireland 2005 – 2008

This sheet still needs a bit of work though. Note some incorrect references to “Carlow Town” in Column B. I will rectify this shortly.

Next up is an analysis of which companies received the most money (h/t Robert again)

Company totals

In terms of total money received over the four years, the top 10 (under all categories) are:

GLANBIA INGREDIENTS (BALLYRAGGET) LTD
ATLANTIC BRIDGE VENTURES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
DAIRYGOLD FOOD INGREDIENTS LTD
DELTA EQUITY FUND II LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CURAM SOFTWARE LTD
BANK OF IRELAND KERNEL CAPITAL PARTNERS PRIVATE EQUITY FUND
HOWARD WEBWORKS LTD
TRINITY VENTURE FUND 2B
GREEN ISLE FOODS LTD

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By Gavin Sheridan – February 21, 2010

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  1. Brian says

    Very interesting stuff. Do you have (or have any plans on getting) a similar list for IDA-backed companies?

    Brian

    February 23, 2010, 11:00 am Reply

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