DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's foreign direct investment agency is hopeful that the impact of threatened U.S. tariffs on the country's large pharmaceutical sector will be limited by a U.S. desire to ...
Paul Sweetman, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland, reports on the enduring strength of the unique US-Irish bond ...
As 2025 unfolds, the relationship binding Ireland and the United States remains of the utmost cultural, political, and ...
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Irish Mirror on MSNWatchdog warns Ireland's high infrastructure spending is not fixing housing, health or energy issuesThe council says that despite Ireland bringing public investment above the levels spent by its peers, this spending is 'not ...
Ireland's pharmaceutical industry shipped billions' worth of goods to the U.S., but face threats from Trump 2.0.
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News Letter on MSNNew £1.2million centre of excellence to be established in Belfast by Cayman Islands firm with Northern Ireland tiesLimavady native director of Paget-Brown Financial Services was the key driver behind the Belfast expansion plans ...
Despite a constantly changing global position, Business Editor Alan Healy reports on Ireland's enduring appeal as a location ...
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Irish Examiner on MSNIreland ‘lagging’ behind other countries on infrastructure, watchdog saysThe Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said Government needs to ensure there are enough construction workers for infrastructure ...
Ireland could provide peacekeepers to Ukraine if it was required under a UN-mandated ceasefire agreement, it has emerged.
Dungannon’s Mackle Food Company aims to enhance automation and boost productivity while creating over 30 local jobs ...
Xeinadin announced in June last year it planned to invest €40 million into Ireland over 18 months as it continues to expand ...
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