Ireland is home to the company’s only global site outside the USA The company has been in Ireland for 10+ years, originally setting up in 2013. Technical talent and business environment attracted the ...

Ireland has built a global reputation as a destination for technology, innovation and high-value R&D, and Lero, the country’s software research centre, is an important part of that proposition.

DUBLIN, Ireland — 27th May, 2026 — Rippling, the AI-native workforce management platform for running HR, IT and Finance, today officially opened its expanded Dublin headquarters at 1 Cumberland Place, ...

Globally recognised names such as Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, and Tencent, among many others, have established significant European operations in ...

Ireland is home to a broad range of digital consumer and business companies, from social media giants, cutting-edge software houses and games developers, to online retailers, AV production studios and ...

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Ireland’s MedTech sector has a 50-year track record of attracting investment and the sector now includes more than 300 companies. Many IDA Ireland MedTech clients have multiple sites around Ireland.

Ireland has one of the most ambitious decarbonisation plans of any country in the world, making it an attractive location for global companies to expand or invest in for the first time. Target of at ...

Dublin-based start-up Akara Robotics has provided two UV decontamination robots to a UK hospital to clean wards and operating theatres. The business, which spun out of Trinity College Dublin (TCD), ...

Ireland’s South East Technological University (SETU) has secured the prestigious €3.1m Innovision Cofund. The collaborative research programme focuses on addressing the challenges of global ocular ...

A team at the university’s Hamilton Institute will investigate how computers of the future could run on DNA. Prof Damien Woods and his team at Maynooth University have been awarded €4m in funding ...