Launch of Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur Competition – Tipperary County Final
Launching the 2019 county competition of Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE) at the Horse & Jockey this week were; Back L to R: Joanne O’Herlihy, Elaine English, Enda Maher, Sharon Cunningham, James O’Brien, Gerard Comerford, Pauline Kwaśniak, Cathal Bourke, Michaela McDonnell, Seán O Mathúna, Launa Conti. Front L to R: Lisa Reburn, Mary Ryan (Senior Enterprise Development Officer), Matt Shortt (Deputy Chief Executive, Tipperary County Council), Patrick Ryan (PRWS Ltd), winner of the IBYE 2018 Best Established Business award, and Laura Moloney. Missing from photograph is: Sean Mockler.
Launching the 2019 county competition of Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE) at the Horse & Jockey this week were; Back L to R: Joanne O’Herlihy, Elaine English, Enda Maher, Sharon Cunningham, James O’Brien, Gerard Comerford, Pauline Kwaśniak, Cathal Bourke, Michaela McDonnell, Seán O Mathúna, Launa Conti. Front L to R: Lisa Reburn, Mary Ryan (Senior Enterprise Development Officer), Matt Shortt (Deputy Chief Executive, Tipperary County Council), Patrick Ryan (PRWS Ltd), winner of the IBYE 2018 Best Established Business award, and Laura Moloney. Missing from photograph is: Sean Mockler.
Forty entrepreneurs from across the County entered this year’s competition which closed to entries on the 15 March. These young entrepreneurs have since progressed to the County Final which takes place at the Horse & Jockey on 2 May. At this event, three category winners will be announced and crowned Best Established Business, Best Start up Business and Best Business Idea. The category winners from the County Final will proceed to the Regional final which takes place in Limerick on 17 June. Best of luck to all participants!
