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Judy Tighe, LEO, Mayor Mitchell, Michael McLaughlin of Monarú
MONARÚ Limited has been named as Entrepreneur of the Year 2024 in the Limerick final of the National Enterprise Awards, at a ceremony in the Engine Collaboration Centre in Limerick city.
Monarú combines modern digital fabrication methods with traditional craftsmanship to design and produce contemporary furniture products.
Michael McLaughlin on behalf of Monarú, was presented with the award by Mayor of Limerick City and County, Councillor Gerald Mitchell.
The competition is organised by Ireland's network of Local Enterprise Offices (LEO) to give recognition to the contribution of micro-enterprises to the National Economy.
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The annual results of the Local Enterprise Offices for 2023 have shown that LEO Limerick supported companies which created 238 net new jobs in the 12 months to December 2023.
This is the tenth year of year-on-year growth in jobs in Limerick with LEO Limerick supporting a total of 313 small businesses.
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