The HSE and the IDA are in discussions to procure more ventilators from manufacturers as global demand for the life-saving machines soars

Technology company HubSpot has announced the creation of 450 jobs over the next three years at its European, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) headquarters in Dublin.

Innovative technology company Horizon8 is expected to create 50 jobs in Cork City centre.

Ray O’Connor looks at the reasons why 55,000 regional jobs were created by IDA-backed companies from 2015-19.

Mary Buckley, IDA Ireland, outlines key findings in the IDA’s 2015-19 strategy review.

Last month Apple was honoured by IDA Ireland for its contribution to Ireland as they celebrate 40 years here.

The Westport facility is responsible for manufacturing the global supply of Botox.

Leo Varadkar described how the tech giant has grown in Ireland, particularly in Cork, over the years.

Carin Bryans, senior country officer and CEO of JP Morgan Bank Ireland, has been named as American Chamber of Commerce Ireland's new President for 2020

Investments in IDA- supported companies in the south east have risen by 86% over the past five years, while those in the south west region rose by 37%, the state agency said.

Apple’s chief executive officer, Tim Cook, will meet with the Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, in Dublin, later this month, to receive an award from the Government. It is in recognition of the company’s 40 years of investment in Ireland, according to IDA Ireland.

Cook will receive an award from Varadkar on January 20, in recognition of the company’s 40 years of investment in Ireland, according to IDA Ireland.

Almost half of all site visits made in Ireland by multinationals looking to set up or expand operations were to the greater Dublin area.

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Technology solutions company Horizon8 has opened its new European headquarters in Cork today.

The Hong Kong listed company has a presence in China, Ireland, Singapore and the US.

The US firm which makes some of the world’s toughest and strongest protective cases and products for smartphones and tablets has opened its new European headquarters in Cork.

IDA Ireland is experiencing its highest ever level of employment in client companies with all regions experiencing growth.

Understandably, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has taken a prudent approach in light of the ongoing uncertainty regarding the outcome of the Brexit negotiations.

More than 1,000 public sector jobs have been created as a direct result of Brexit, according to a new report from property advisor, Savills Ireland.

Joe Dermody looks at a selection of cyber security companies which IDA Ireland has helped establish in Ireland.

All companies should now be preparing for a worst possible Brexit scenario, Business Minister Heather Humphreys has warned.

Hi-tech company, ActiveCampaign, has announced the opening of its European headquarters in Dublin.

The withdrawal of the transatlantic air service from Cork is disappointing, but hardly surprising. How can airport management persuade airlines to provide transatlantic services when the runway is too short for take-off of long-haul aircraft?

A financial company is set to create 100 new jobs in Wexford over the next five years.

The Agora Companies - which currently employs 270 people - is celebrating 20 years in the South East.

The announcement marks Toast's first international technology and product development centre outside of North America.

The State’s pricing deal with the pharmaceutical industry ends this year, and the funding of innovation must become a priority, if patients here are to have the early access that patients elsewhere in western Europe have, says Bernard Mallee

The number of IDA Ireland employees earning over €100,000 totalled 30 last year.

Leading medical technology company Stryker today announced that it is to invest over €200m in Research, Development and Innovation (RD&I) projects at three of its five Cork facilities.

Mobile and cloud software technology provider Deem has decided to create the jobs in Ireland as it looks to tap into the European market.

An American telecommunications services company is to create 200 new jobs in Waterford and Sligo over the next three years.

The Dundalk-based, 48,000 square metres site is set to become the world’s largest single-use biologics manufacturing facility.

The IDA last November paid out €7.5 million for an 18-acre site at Collinstown, Leixlip, Co Kildare.