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ACORNS is a support programme for early-stage female entrepreneurs living in rural Ireland. It runs over six months and uses interactive round table sessions facilitated by experienced businesswomen who have successfully grown their own ventures. The programme is funded under the Rural Innovation and Development Fund through the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine. Applications are open for the next cycle, with a deadline of Friday 18th September 2026.

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Category
Charity & Community
First observed in Common Crawl
2026 crawl 08
Pages observed (2026 crawl 34)
27
Hosts observed
1
Detected technologies
bootstrap, google-analytics, jquery, wordpress
Rank in Ireland
#22,445 of 34,089
Rank in Charity & Community
#1,458 of 2,279

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