A huge surge in Ireland's goods exports in the first quarter of 2025 was partially due to demand for weight loss drugs in the ...

The US embassy in Dublin has sent warnings to companies it does business with to comply with Donald Trump’s ‘anti-DEI’ agenda ...

Companies in Ireland which engage in R&D in certain fields including medtech, pharmaceuticals and software enjoy a significant tax credit which is set to increase, as part of the Government’s ...

In this article, we will be taking a look at the 15 largest companies headquartered in Ireland. To skip our detailed analysis, you can go directly to see the 5 largest companies headquartered in ...

Nevertheless, Ireland has established itself as a hub for U.S. companies looking to expand to European markets, so the momentum continues: in 2023, 167 U.S. companies opened offices in Ireland.

President Donald Trump accused Ireland of taking U.S companies via taxation before exchanging shamrock bowls with Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin at the White House on Wednesday.

US President Donald Trump's measures on US pharmaceutical companies operating in Ireland remains "somewhat uncertain", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said.

The problem which Ireland faces is largely of its own making. In 1999, it reduced corporation tax from 32% to 12.5%, effectively becoming a tax haven for American multi-national companies.

However, Ireland has several reliefs which should be developed further to ensure that US companies continue to choose regions in Ireland, one of which includes the Special Assignee Relief ...

President Donald Trump claimed Ireland has taken advantage of the U.S. and lured its pharmaceutical companies, but said his big beef is with the EU as the threat of a trade war escalates.

Ireland-US strong business allies, hopes Trump will keep it that way Ireland is the sixth-largest investor in the United States. ... not just in terms of Irish companies investing in the U.S., ...

Martin said Ireland had served the US companies well with a strong, educated workforce and access to the EU single market. Housing answer stirs controversy.