Business costs blamed for foreign investment fall

The high cost of doing business in Ireland has caused the level of foreign direct investment to drop by nearly 50%, it was claimed tonight.

The high cost of doing business in Ireland has caused the level of foreign direct investment to drop by nearly 50%, it was claimed tonight.

The amount invested by foreign companies fell from €22.1bn in 2003 to €11.6bn last year.

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