Tallaght

My Moves Matter has developed an app to help people with Parkinson’s disease track their care. Having become an Enterprise Ireland client company earlier this years, co-founder Richelle Flanagan is scoping out pilots for a digital medical nutritional therapy trial with Tallaght University Hospital and a nutrition programme for people with Parkinson’s in the UK.

Anyscor is aimed at all types of amateur sports and designed to empower coaches by giving them accurate information about the game while providing fans with the kind of up to date information they want. Read the interview with founder Colin Deering on irishtimes.com.

Congratulations to two New Frontiers alumnae named in the Business Post's 30 Under 30! Anna Carmody, founder of Little Red Edu and Lauren O’Reilly, co-founder of Promotion Rewards.

Paul Jackman’s firm, Handsome Scent, specialises in travel-sized vessels of fragrances for men under 30. Read about his business on irishtimes.com.

Going for Growth, a programme jointly run by Enterprise Ireland and KPMG, assists ambitious women entrepreneurs to achieve their growth ambitions. An interview with Sonia Neary, CEO and co-founder of Wellola on thinkbusiness.ie.

Pharmacists used their retail experience to develop an app that rewards consumers who share details on their shopping habits with brands. Interview with alumna Lauren O’Reilly and her co-founder Bidemi Afolabi on businesspost.ie.

Nicole Baker of Biologit aims to help keep patients safe by simplifying the detection of adverse events from drug development to post-market by automating the task of monitoring scientific literature. Read more on siliconrepublic.com.

Jolene Cox is the founder of One Yummy Mummy, a family cooking club promiting hassle-free, healthy food. Read the irishtimes.com interview.

Sonia Neary started the new year with a major new contract which sees her company Wellola partnering with Nutricia, the Danone-owned therapeutic food and clinical nutrition company, to provide care services remotely to nursing homes in Ireland. Read more on businesspost.ie.

Gina Oglesby was inspired to start Back To Work Connect by the number of well-qualified and experienced women she met who had either left or been forced out of the workforce. She was recently interviewed for irishtimes.com.