Leading US companies with investments in Ireland will get their first major public opportunity to discuss the impact of Brexit on their operations at the New York-New Belfast conference in the Big Apple this week.
Irish real estate groups are hugging themselves with quiet glee this week at the prospect of multiple new Brexit related opportunities in the Irish commercial property sector.
The funding will be provided by the Department of Jobs through the State development agency Enterprise Ireland and is part of the Government’s regional action plans, which focuses on bringing economic growth and investment to regional parts of Ireland.
Dublin-based AI startup Voysis made an exciting announcement this week that it has hired Ian Hodson, who formerly led Google’s global text-to-speech projects.
When the Trump administration announced proposals at the end of April to slash its corporation tax rate to 15%, it quickly became a cause for concern in Ireland.
Moldable glue company Sugru, set up by Irish woman Jane Ní Dhulchaointigh, has raised $2.6 million (€2.4 million) in a successful crowdfunding campaign.
“If you can’t stand up, stand out!” Ireland’s newest startup proudly proclaims. They want to give wheelchair users the chance to express themselves creatively.
