Tuesday, July 21, 2026

Enterprise

ReStart: The social enterprise helping asylum seekers feel at home

Amid ongoing discussions about the Irish direct provision system, one student-run social enterprise is working to ensure that refugees and asylum seekers are able to integrate in their communities.

ILDN Awards: No new business can succeed without support

There are 6,500 people currently receiving support through two schemes set up to help unemployed people to start small businesses. At the ILDN National Enterprise Awards, Ray Lucey caught up with a few of them.

Struggling to read this? Social enterprise Dyslex.ie can help

Enactus DCU’s Dyslex.ie project aims to make it easier to read online content. But how does it work?

Notions: Margaret O’Connor wins big at ILDN Enterprise Awards

Following the 2019 ILDN National Enterprise Awards, Ray Lucey spoke to outright winner Margaret O’Connor about Notions, Lady Gaga and entrepreneurship

Ceangal: Can social enterprises help asylum seekers integrate?

When it comes to supporting asylum seekers, there’s a sense that governments can only do much. That leaves it up to communities and social enterprises to close the gap.

Can social enterprise help combat workplace discrimination?

With unemployment levels among those with disabilities far higher than in the general population, could the solution lie in social enterprise?

‘Social enterprise solves the problems that otherwise go unsolved’

With levels of education and employment among people with disabilities significantly lower than they are among the rest of the population, one of the Enactus NUI Galway projects hopes social enterprise can make a difference.

Social enterprise: ‘If you have the ability to change the world, you should’

As the number of refugees and immigrants in Ireland grows, questions about integration continue to be raised. What if the solution lies with a group of Enactus students?