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Fiserv Continues to Invest in Digital Payments and Financial Services with Nenagh Expansion

By Ryan Harmon
Fiserv Inc., a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology solutions, has announced that it will continue its expansion in its research and development operations in Nenagh, County Tipperary, Ireland. This will add 200 jobs over the next three years as the company responds to growing demand for digital solutions among its clients […]
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Biotech Company Horizon Announce Investment in Waterford Creating 90 jobs

By Ryan Harmon
IDA Ireland welcomes the announcement by biotech company Horizon Therapeutics plc that it is to establish a manufacturing facility in Waterford which will employ 90 people. The new global biotech manufacturing operation will produce drug product for Horizon’s rare, autoimmune and severe inflammatory disease portfolio. The project is supported by the Irish Government
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Ireland: the European fintech hub

By Jack Mullen
By Ian O’Hora, Head of Europe at IDA Despite the challenges that Brexit and COVID-19 have presented, Ireland’s economy has remained strong, outperforming almost all other advanced economies. Indeed, more than 320 international firms opened or expanded operations in Ireland over the last 18 months, including many fintech enterprises such as R3, Revolut and Stripe. This
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Powering the Era of Smart Cities

By Ryan Harmon
The world’s population is set to reach a staggering 8.6 billion within ten years, two-thirds of which is expected to be living in urban areas and cities. This growth means the significance of powering smart cities is more relevant than ever. As population density grows, so too does the number of smart devices, estimated to […]
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Thermo King announces development of a Bachelor of Engineering Degree and a Robotics Automation Training Centre

By Jack Mullen
June 11, 2021 – Thermo King, a brand of Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT) has today announced its collaboration with Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT), the development of a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Automation and Robotics, building STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) skills in the local community. The initiative
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Manufacturing facility APC to create 120 jobs to support growth

By Jack Mullen
Feature image courtesy of approcess.com APC, an Irish pharmaceutical R&D company, unveils €25m investment and 120 jobs to accelerate development and manufacture of Covid Vaccines and Advanced Therapeutics Manufacturing facility will have annual full-scale capacity for hundreds of millions of vaccine doses and other therapeutic doses Enterprise Ireland supports APC’s
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Varonis Announces New Location in Cork and Expects to Double Headcount to 120 Employees Over Next Three Years

By Ryan Harmon
Varonis Systems, Inc., a pioneer in data security and analytics, announced the opening of its new and expanded office space in Cork City at Penrose Dock. Varonis is expected to double its employee headcount, creating approximately 60 jobs – ranging from tech support, research and development, human resources, and sales – over the next three […]
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gteic — a Gaeltacht game changer

By Jack Mullen
Feature image courtesy of gteic@AnSpidéal Looking for a remote working space? Mícheál Ó hÉanaigh, CEO of Údarás na Gaeltachta, tell says it’s time to look in the Gaeltacht regions. If you picture Ireland’s biggest digital hub network, you probably associate it with busy urban locations, crammed spaces and congestion. So it might come as a […]
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Sidero Survey Shows 77% of Irish Tech Leaders Believe More Technology Companies Will Locate Outside Dublin Post-Covid

By Ryan Harmon
A recent survey carried out by Sidero, Ireland’s software, cloud, and digital transformation specialist – revealed that 77% of Irish tech leaders believe more technology companies will locate outside Dublin following the Covid-19 pandemic. The survey Sidero did with 119 IT decision makers across the island of Ireland revealed a strong appetite for increased