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The Latest Breaking News from IDA Ireland

How U.S. policy uncertainty is driving companies to Europe

The man tasked with attracting foreign direct investment into Ireland explains.

Fortune

Intel staff and families ‘extremely concerned’ at possible job losses – minister

The US tech firm’s European manufacturing base has been in Leixlip since 1989.

Evening Standard

Motorola is opening a new R&D facility for secure communications for public safety agencies

New Motorola center will look to employ 200 highly skilled professionals.

TechRadar

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Dublin Jobs: Nearly 300 new jobs in Dublin and Cork after microchip maker's €123m investment

The investment aims to add up to 290 new jobs and fund R&D projects for next generation AI, data centre, networking and 6G communications infrastructure

Dublin Live

Offshore wind firm announces 500 new jobs in Ireland

Gavin & Doherty Geosolutions has offices in Dublin, Cork and Belfast

Irish Mirror

IDA refuses to state 'environmental and workers rights' assurances SHEIN gave before Irish opening

EXCLUSIVE: Enterprise Minister Simon Coveney said in a parliamentary question that Chinese fast-fashion company SHEIN gave the IDA 'assurances in relation to the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability'.

Irish Mirror

Leo's trade mission to US cost Irish taxpayer €50,000 including €75 bottles of wine

The IDA-led trade trip was attended by then Tanaiste Leo Varadkar

Irish Mirror

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Irish tech sector 'will grow next year despite cuts to workforce'

The digital sector directly employs more than 270,000 people in Ireland

Irish Mirror

Aughinish Alumina given €2.1m in public funding to treat 'red mud' dump near the Shannon

It comes three years after the European Commission ruled €10m in tax breaks for the firm were “illegal”

Irish Mirror

Davos 2022: Will war in Ukraine derail international investment?

The war in Ukraine, supply chain problems, inflation, and labour shortages have been dominating the agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where business and political leaders pitch investment and global collaborations. FRANCE 24 Business Editor Kate Moody has been speaking to Martin Shanahan, CEO of IDA Ireland, about…

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