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The real reason why US investors are rushing to Ireland

Economy

/ Ireland

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The real reason why US investors are rushing to Ireland

Beyond its attractive corporate tax rate, Ireland's ability to allure FDI stems from its capacity to handle

Economy

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“We’re the largest region outside of Dublin in terms of FDI growth”
“We’re the largest region outside of Dublin in terms of FDI growth”

Conn Murray

Chief Executive of Limerick City & County Council

Agriculture & Fisheries

/ Ireland

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“The first national food sustainability agenda”
“The first national food sustainability agenda”

Aidan Cotter

CEO of Bord Bia

Logistics

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“Seizing e-commerce opportunities”
“Seizing e-commerce opportunities”

David McRedmond

CEO of AN POST

Real Estate & Construction

/ Ireland

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“Our partnerships are often with clients aiming to grow pan-European business”
“Our partnerships are often with clients aiming to grow pan-European business”

Eoin Vaughan

CEO of Mercury Engineering

Business Services

/ Ireland

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“Foreign direct investment employs over 150,000 people in Ireland”
“Foreign direct investment employs over 150,000 people in Ireland”

Richard Martin

Managing Partner of Ronan Daly Jermyn Solicitors

Real Estate & Construction

/ Ireland

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“The leading commercial property fund in the market”
“The leading commercial property fund in the market”

Niall Gaffney

CEO of IPUT

Aviation

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“Brexit is a major growth opportunity”
“Brexit is a major growth opportunity”

Eamonn Brennan

CEO of the Irish Aviation Authority

From Apple to Pepsi, Cork is a host of global ambition

Economy

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From Apple to Pepsi, Cork is a host of global ambition

Ireland's second city boasts office rentals half the price of Dublin, yet workers still earn on average