Company formations at a record high last year
Some 25,695 new start-ups officially registered in 2021, up 17% on the previous year
Irish start-ups slump to four-year low amid Covid-19
Last April was the worst month for start-ups, at 1,075, since December 2012
Rise in new company start-ups as economy rebounds
New figures point to big uptick in registrations in Q3, but also increase in insolvencies
New company registrations hit five-year low in first half of 2020
Covid-19 pandemic puts brake on start-up growth in State, but signs of recovery in June
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Number of Irish start-ups continues to grow despite Brexit uncertainty
Rate of insolvencies has also increased, says CRIF Vision-net
Professional services drove record year for start-ups in 2018
Figures from credit risk analyst CRIF Vision-net also show drop in insolvencies
Limerick sees growth in start-ups but Dublin still dominates
Figures from CRIF Vision-Net also show rise in construction and real-estate start-ups
More than 60 companies formed every day in Irish economy
New figures also reveal a near 40 per cent drop in insolvencies in first quarter of year
Majority of companies entering examinership since crash survived
More than half of affected companies now trading normally, with 23 per cent dissolved
Formation of new companies exceeds 12,000 in first quarter
Professional services sector accounts for 1,183 new firms in first three months of 2017
Start-ups surpass 20,000 for first time in almost 20 years
New figures show total number of insolvencies has fallen to lowest since 2008
Number of new start-ups increases by 13% in 2015
Figures show finance sector sees biggest jump in new firms, followed by construction
Insolvencies down as start-ups at highest level since 2000
New figures show recession-hit sectors bouncing back last year
Approximately 147 businesses formed every day in November
New figures show Dublin, Cork and Kildare are most popular locations for start-ups
Approximately 114 businesses formed every day in August
Company insolvencies decreased by almost half last month compared to August 2014
Value of court judgments against consumers rises by 41 per cent
Courts award more than €200 million in judgments against bad debtors
Banks secure judgments of almost €53m in last three months
Value of judgments against struggling customers rises by 56% on last year
Company formations topped 18,000 last year – highest since 2007
Number of start-ups registering at Companies Office rose 14%
Company start-ups rise 11% in July
Vision-net.ie says rate of new businesses reflects greater economic confidence
More than 100 start-ups formed every day in May
Vision-net figures show Dublin continues to be the most popular location for start-ups
More than 120 start-ups a day in last quarter
Period reviewed indicates that economy appears to be in recovery, claims analyst
Company insolvencies fall 18% in 2013
Number of incorporated companies increases 10% in ‘year of improvement’
Fewer insolvencies in October as rate of start-ups increases
But average size of judgments against consumers for bad debt rises, says Vision-net
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