Ireland Interviews

Williams July 25, 2021

An Irish cloud-based solution offers a unique value-added proposition In recent years, Ireland has become a global leader in software development, and is now home to many international cloud service companies. While these solutions are in the cloud, they have real-world implications that improve efficiency across various economic sectors.  eSpatial is one of these Irish […]

Williams July 25, 2021

Smart solutions are efficient, adaptable, and target the problem directly with appropriate use of resources, without needing to be oversized or lavish.  When Center Parcs built its EUR 230 million, 500 lodge forest park resort within Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands in Longford, they turned to Butler Manufacturing Services (BMS) as an innovative local solutions provider based […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Anyone visiting Ireland will notice a deficit in transport infrastructure services, impacting mobility for residents and tourists. Dublin remains one of the last major European capitals lacking a rail connection between downtown and the main international airport. Also, the interconnectivity and reliability of city trains, trams, and bus networks are lagging. However, there is a […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Ireland’s first Japanese restaurant celebrates Dublin’s vibrant demographics Derek and Graham Ryan, Group Founder and Director of award-winning, Yamamori Group restaurants and bars, have firsthand witnessed the evolution of Dublin becoming a global melting pot. With nearly 25 years since the original restaurant’s opening, the Group now delivers unique culinary adventures across three thriving restaurants […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Sligo Witnessing Unprecedented Investment Ireland’s new hub for innovation? Sligo is not only a stunning location for tourism, but also a highly practical destination for business, with attractive incentives, high levels of infrastructure, and the ambition to become a ‘smart city.’  What is Sligo’s track record for attracting multinationals?  Sligo has an established track record of […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Donegal’s FinTech Hub Develops Letterkenny designated Regional Growth Center in the National Planning Framework How do you assess Donegal’s economy?  Donegal’s economy is performing strongly, and employment is on the rise. The county has a thriving fin-tech hub, and a significant FDI track record. 75% of investors are continuously growing their operations and Donegal’s indigenous […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Westmeath: In the Heart of Ireland How do you assess Westmeath’s economy? Westmeath’s two biggest towns, Athlone and Mullingar, have their own distinct economies that have developed backed by the regions central location, developed motorway network, excellent utilities, and highly educated workforce. Mullingar is one hour from Dublin by car, train or bus and has […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Louth County: The Land of Legends Although Louth may be Ireland’s smallest county, it has plenty to offer. It is the second most densely populated county in the nation, outside of Dublin. The majority of Louth’s population resides in its two largest towns of Drogheda and Dundalk. Joan Martin, Chief Executive of Louth County Council […]

Williams August 28, 2019

Kerry: A Stunning Place to Work Quality of life, the availability of a skilled workforce, ease of access, fiber-based broadband and government incentives combine to provide a positive business environment  How are Ireland’s rural regions developing?  There currently is a strong national focus on the development of Ireland’s regions and their improved interconnectivity. Kerry increasingly […]

Williams August 28, 2019

How is SDCC preparing to accommodate future FDI?  SDCC is home to Grange Castle Business Park, the largest wholly owned local authority FDI site in Ireland. It has become the location of choice for world-class multinationals such as Pfizer, Microsoft, Amazon and Google. It is a world class facility with investments of over 5 billion […]