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Get Exporting - LEO Dublin City

Export development programme for Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies, offering workshops, on-demand digital content and one-to-one export advisor support.

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Key details

Provider
Local Enterprise Office Dublin City
Who it is for
Established, Scaling, 1–9 people, 10–49 people, 50–249 people
Where available
Dublin
Format
In person, Online
Cost
Not stated
How to access it
Apply through the LEO Dublin City Get Exporting page

What this service helps with

Manufacturing and internationally traded services companies need structured support and advisor access to achieve their first export sales.

About this support

Get Exporting is a LEO Dublin City programme aimed at Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies seeking initial export sales. It combines expert-led workshops with access to on-demand digital content and one-to-one support from export advisors and market specialists, plus networking with other participating businesses. There are no fixed start dates, so businesses can join when it suits them. The programme is aimed at companies with less than EUR 10,000 in export sales per annum to Northern Ireland or any other international market, and requires commitment from the CEO or a senior leadership team member. It also promotes the Get Exporting Ambition Roadshow 2026, a series of half-day events on export readiness held at venues such as Dunboyne Castle Hotel and Maldron Hotel Tallaght. Food and drink businesses and Northern Ireland based companies are directed to InterTradeIreland instead.

Where it is available

Available in Dublin.

Dublin City

Eligibility

Irish manufacturing and internationally traded services companies with less than EUR 10,000 in export sales per year to Northern Ireland or other markets; requires CEO/senior leadership commitment; food and drink businesses excluded.

Not covered

Does not currently extend to food and drink businesses; Northern Ireland based businesses should apply via InterTradeIreland instead.

Eligibility is recorded from the provider’s own published information. Confirm the current conditions with the provider before applying.

Sectors

All sectors

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