RYANS GARAGE Ltd was established in 1963 by Tim Ryan at its present location on Main Street, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15. Over the years we have built up a superb reputation for our quality of service and customer care, which is backed up by our achievement of gaining the ISO 9001 quality standards award. 

Omika opened ten years ago and word soon spread. The salon was attracting much local attention and clients were willing to wait for an appointment.  Very soon the salon became an important local facility. Today Omika is still synonymous with great cuts style and beauty. 

The Next Step SME Management Development initiative is targeted on the need for businesses to also develop the skills of their workforce and therefore enhance productivity and competitiveness. The training programmes are being constructed in such a way that the current and prospective, growth-related, needs of SMEs in Ireland are kept fully up to-date. 

Garden of Eden Herbs are based in Rush ,County Dublin Ireland and provide the highest quality Herbs on the market today. We provide superior Products and service to our customers.

Hi -Start is an annual management development programme for High Potential Micro-Enterprises - both start-up and early phase growth companies. 'Hi-Start' delivers customised strategic training, mentoring and networking support to a maximum of 12 participant businesses.

Ryanstone is a leading producer and supplier of high quality granite monuments, hard-landscape materials, building stone, garden & conservatory furniture, fountains and ornaments to the UK, Ireland and the USA.

Business Related Initiative for Technologybased Enterprises (BRITE) Accel programme to serve the needs of a cluster of technology based small businesses
operating in the greater Dublin region. 

This upmarket boutique is colourful, bohemiam and flowy. Wonderful clothes for the lady who wants something gorgeous. Rococo is colour. Rococo is rich, vibrant fabric. Since opening in the Dublins westbury mall in 1997, Roxanna Allen, the founder of rococo, has created a name both within and outside of Ireland that homage to artistry in clothing that we so rarely see these days. 

Training and development specialists must have the ability to apply robust theory and principles to the unique circumstances of each business. They must deliver high quality interventions cognisant of the range of learning technologies now available. The programme will develop your skills and knowledge in key specialist areas such as needs analysis, design and delivery of training and management development.