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The Toomevara-based business 'Spellings for Me' has been selected to represent county Tipperary in this year's National Enterprise Awards.
The selection was made by the Tipperary Local Enterprise Office following the business being named winner of the Tipperary Enterprise Award for 2025 earlier this month.
Spellings for Me is an online programme that delivers personalised spelling support for each student. Through their individual profiles, students complete customised tests, monitor their progress, and access tailored printable resources for additional practice.
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Spellings for Me was created by experienced primary school teachers, Emma Doherty and Patrick Grace.
The business will compete against representatives from 30 other Local Enterprise Offices for a prize fund of €53,000 at the National Enterprise Awards final, which will be held at Dublin’s Mansion House on 22 May.
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