The initiative is aimed at returning Irish immigrants.
The Back for Business programme is now open to Midlands applicants.
The initiative will help entrepreneurs set up a business.
This government backed programme is aimed at returned Irish emigrants or those hoping to return.
Irish citizens who have lived abroad for at least a year and have returned to Ireland in the last three years, are eligible.
Up to 50 places will be available nationally and candidates have until Thursday, January 16, to submit applications.
Back for Business addresses challenges that all early-stage entrepreneurs encounter, to significantly grow sales and employment.
Those interested can apply here.
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