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Stories, advice and features about County Monaghan's local business community — supporting local, business growth and what makes the Farney County tick.
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Looking for flexible coworking, office space, or commercial leases in Monaghan? Explore M:TEK Monaghan, CTEK Carrickmacross, Castleblayney Enterprise Centre, and Clones hubs.
Discover how County Monaghan haulage contractors and logistics firms drive all-island supply chains, providing freight transport, cold storage, and customs clearance along the N2 corridor.
Opening a business in County Monaghan? Check eligibility for commercial rates relief, shopfront enhancement grants, and LEO enterprise funding.
Meet Conor, Monaghan town man, chairperson of the Monaghan Autism Committee and founder of the Monaghan Adult Autistic Social Group, who organises autism-friendly events across the county.
A practical guide to growing your Monaghan business in 2026 — covering LEO grants, Trading Online Vouchers, the County Gift Card, local networking, and why a free directory listing is your highest-ROI marketing move.
All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Final match report — Louth 0-27 Monaghan 2-18, Croke Park, 28 June 2026. Monaghan pushed Louth's 14 men to the final whistle in a famous, heartbreaking contest.
County Monaghan's industrial and agri-food economy explained — Combilift, Monaghan Mushrooms, BioConnect, Moffett Automated Storage, Greenfield Foods, Silver Hill Foods, and the world-class manufacturing base built in rural Ireland.
County Monaghan is a global hub for precision engineering, warehouse automation, agri-tech machinery, and heavy manufacturing. Discover the world-class industrial businesses — from Combilift and Moffett Automation to McAree Engineering — driving the county's economy.
A gastropub on the Diamond. A heat pump specialist in Castleblayney. A coach hire company in Rockcorry. An electrical wholesaler on Plantation Road. Meet the four local sponsors keeping Monaghan's grassroots sport alive.
Seven million eggs a week, 60 articulated trucks rolling across Europe, and heavy-duty tanks built to last a generation — Greenfield Foods, Maguire International, and Platinum Tanks are the backbone of Monaghan GAA sponsorship.
One builds robots that work in warehouses on four continents. The other brands the trucks of Ireland's biggest companies. Both are from County Monaghan. Both are backing Monaghan GAA.
Activ8 Solar Energies are the main sponsor of Monaghan GAA across all teams — and their story is one of the most remarkable business journeys in the county's history.
From a solar energy giant in Carrickmacross to a gastropub on Monaghan Town's Diamond — the ten County Monaghan businesses backing GAA and soccer at every level in 2026.
The case for supporting local businesses in County Monaghan — why buying local makes a real difference to the county's economy, communities, and character.