Ireland still attracting investment despite downturn, claims Coughlan

Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Mary Coughlan said today there is a "good flow" of investment into Ireland despite the challenging economic climate.

Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Mary Coughlan said today there is a "good flow" of investment into Ireland despite the challenging economic climate.

Coughlan was speaking at the launch of the IDA's annual report, which shows foreign direct investment increased by 14% in 2008, with 130 new investments supported during the year.

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