Companies supported by Enterprise Ireland increased net employment by 11,911 in 2021 - highest jobs gain in a single year

January 17th, 2022

– 68% of new jobs were created outside of Dublin.

– Enterprise Ireland publishes new three-year strategy for Irish business with ambition to create 45,000 new jobs by 2024 and increase exports to €30bn.

– €61.6m funding approved for 341 Covid-19 impacted companies in 2021.

January 11th, 2022

‘Both countries are on journeys of reconciliation, approaching the problems of today that have their roots in the past’

January 6th, 2022

Common currency an unprecedented collective endeavour and a testament to EU unity

December 16th, 2021

Asking yourself these questions about your business’s marketing will help you better understand your marketing goals and how to reach them.

December 9th, 2021

After the 2020 event had to be cancelled, the Ireland Canada Chamber of Commerce resumed normal service on Tuesday, holding…

December 1st, 2021

Article author: Canadian Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) / Global Affairs Canada (GAC) Published: November 25, 2021 © Her Majesty the…

October 27th, 2021

Find out the latest news and goings on at the Irish Embassy in Ottawa here, including updates on CETA, Brexit, the Irish economy and the OECD.

October 14th, 2021

Here is an excellent explanation of the case in favour of Ireland ratifying the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement by Kate Hickey, who is the executive director of the Ireland Canada Business Association (ICBA). This article appeared first in the Sunday Business Post on 8 October.

September 30th, 2021

Pour Barry O’Sullivan, tout a commencé par la fabrication d’une table à café pour ses propres besoins, en 2017. Quatre ans plus tard, l’Irlandais d’origine et Québécois d’adoption est désormais à la tête de Vybe, une entreprise manufacturière de meubles mid-century modern aux inspirations scandinaves, qui a le vent dans les voiles.