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Technology & Digital Business Grants

The UK offers extensive grant funding for technology and digital businesses. From Innovate UK's smart grants to regional digital transformation programmes, there are opportunities for tech startups, scale-ups, and established technology companies.

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Innovation, growth & development funding

Innovation & R&D Grants

Innovate UK runs competitive grant programmes for innovative technology projects. Smart Grants fund game-changing innovations, while sector-specific competitions target areas like AI, quantum computing, and advanced manufacturing technology.

Digital Transformation Support

Grants are available to help businesses adopt digital technologies. Made Smarter supports manufacturers, while regional programmes help SMEs implement new software, e-commerce platforms, and digital processes.

Cybersecurity & Data

Dedicated funding exists for cybersecurity innovation and businesses working with data. DCMS and NCSC-backed programmes support the UK's cyber sector growth.

Irish Technology Grants

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Cork City Council

St Patrick’s Street Shopfront Grant Scheme

The scheme will promote the upgrade and remediation of eligible shopfronts at street level and encourage businesses to revert to traditional shopfronts.

€5,000 or 25% of cost (ex. VAT), whichever is the lesserCork26 Mar 2026
All SectorsGrants & Funding
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Cork City Council

St Patrick’s Street Painting Grant Scheme

The programme will target the enhancement of building façades by grant aiding painting, cleaning, power washing & minor works to the external of buildings.

€5,000 or 25% of cost (ex. VAT), whichever is the lesserCork26 Mar 2026
All SectorsGrants & Funding
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Cork City Council

St Patrick's Street Shopfront Grant Scheme 2026

Cork City Council is committed to supporting local businesses. The new City Centre Façade Improvement Grant aims to revitalise our city’s core retail area and strengthen the visual appeal and local economy of Cork by providing financial support to businesses to enhance their building frontage.

VariesCork26 Mar 2026
All SectorsBusiness Support
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St Patrick's Street Painting Grant 2026

Cork City Council is committed to supporting local businesses. The City Centre Façade Improvement Grant aims to revitalise our city’s core retail area and strengthen the visual appeal and local economy of Cork by providing financial support to businesses to enhance their building frontage.

VariesCork26 Mar 2026
All SectorsBusiness Support
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Údaras na Gaeltachta

Digital For Business

Provides clients of Údaras with access to digital specialist consultants to give a digital advantage.

VariesIreland WideRolling
All SectorsDigital & Technology
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Údaras na Gaeltachta

Consultancy Services

Provides SMEs with expert advice to support long‑term development.

VariesIreland WideRolling
All SectorsBusiness Support
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Local Enterprise Office Dublin City

Lean for Business

A Local Enterprise Office programme helping eligible small businesses improve efficiency and competitiveness through lean consultancy, mentoring and implementation support.

VariesDublinRolling
All SectorsBusiness Growth
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Enterprise Ireland

Smart Regions Enterprise Innovation Fund

Drive jobs and enterprise development throughout Ireland

VariesIreland WideRolling
All SectorsInnovation & R&D
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Enterprise Ireland

Energy and Environmental Aid

Facilitate the development of Irish economic activities to improve environmental protection

VariesIreland WideRolling
All SectorsGrants & Funding
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Enterprise Ireland

Market Research Grant

Conduct market research with funding of up to €35,000

up to €35,000Ireland WideRolling
All SectorsBusiness Support
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Enterprise Ireland

Get Exporting

Achieve new export sales

VariesIreland WideRolling
All SectorsGrants & Funding
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Enterprise Ireland

Innovation Voucher

Explore innovative solutions to business challenges

VariesIreland WideRolling
All SectorsVouchers

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Irish technology grants