Ireland needs to protect its vital pharmaceutical industry by taking the lead in Brexit, according to an industry expert.
Ireland Must Protect Pharmaceutical Industry, Warns Expert
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Dublin Company Signs Research Deal with Trinity College
An Irish company developing therapeutics for cancer has announced a research collaboration with Trinity College Dublin.
Irish Partnership Donates 115 Tonnes of Food to Charity
An Irish wholesale supplier to foodservice, retail and SME businesses has donated 115 tonnes of fresh food to charities across Ireland.
Irish Company Diaceutics Seeks Further Global Expansion
Irish diagnostic commercialisation company, Diaceutics, has announced that it has raised €4.3 million in new mezzanine financing from two partners, WhiteRock Capital Partners and Silicon Valley Bank.
IB Opinion: Opportunity Apprentice
Apprenticeships represent an opportunity for Ireland to take full advantage of its young population’s skillsets, writes Mouna Prenty, CEO of Seetec Employment and Skills Ireland.
BMW Partners With Triathlon Ireland
BMW Group Ireland has announced a new partnership agreement with Triathlon Ireland that sees the brand become the sport’s main sponsor, as well as title sponsor of the BMW Triathlon National Series and the BMW Duathlon National Series.
Plans to Create Economic Hub in Limerick Unveiled
A Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC) framework strategy to transform 75 acres of prime, non-core activity real-estate just off Limerick city centre into an economic hub has been unveiled.
Findings Released on Irish Companies’ Charity Contributions
57 companies in Ireland contributed over €28 million to charities and community groups in 2017, according to data captured by Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI).
Irish-born Entrepreneur Pearse Lyons Dies in Kentucky
Pearse Lyons, the Irish-born entrepreneur and founder of the Alltech animal nutrition group, has died in Kentucky.
Irish Water Brand Plans New Marketing and Communications Campaign
An independent Irish water brand, Celtic Pure Water, plans to roll out a €1.3 million marketing and communications program over the next three years and, following a pitch process, the company has appointed Legacy Consultants as lead agency.
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