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Latest News from IDA Ireland

The monthly ezine from IDA Ireland

Issue 134 Feb 2022

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LATEST NEWS FROM IDA IRELAND

BD is hiring at its new medtech facility in Drogheda
BD, a leading global medical technology company, announced the creation of 100 new jobs at its Drogheda facility on Donore Road.
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Infosys BPM to create 250 jobs at new Waterford facility
Infosys BPM, the business process management arm of Infosys, announced that it is expanding its presence in Ireland with a new delivery centre in Waterford.
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IDA Ireland announces record-breaking results for 2021
IDA Ireland reported a record-breaking year for FDI employment with significantly higher levels of FDI in 2021 compared with 2020.
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National Advanced Manufacturing Centre achieves significant milestones
AMC, a new world-class industry-led centre that will enable Irish-based FDI and indigenous manufacturers to accelerate, has reached several significant milestones.
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IDA Ireland FDI Results 2021

IDA Ireland Annual Results 2021
IDA Ireland reported a record-breaking year for FDI employment with significantly higher levels of FDI in 2021 compared with 2020 and strong gains recorded in both gross and net employment. This year’s results represent a strong start to IDA’s new 2021-2024 strategy, Driving Recovery and Sustainable Growth, which seeks to further enhance FDI’s place at the centre of a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive Irish economy.

INNOVATION NATION

Irish tech teams’ work on James Webb Space Telescope is out of this world
Several Irish teams contributed to the historic launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, which was launched on 25 December.
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Scientists create world’s smallest nanoantenna using DNA
Researchers have developed what they describe as the world’s tiniest antenna made out of DNA, in a bid to learn more about nanotechnology.
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Eight Irish researchers bag starter grants from European Research Council
Irish researchers will get up to €12m from the European Research Council, whose president said the fund will cement Europe as a ‘scientific powerhouse’.
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IDA Ireland remains open virtually, to protect our employees, clients and to support our client companies during this turbulent period. We have set up a dedicated Covid-19 space on our website.

This will be kept up to date with the most relevant information/guidelines for companies and their employees. We will continue to monitor developments and update accordingly.

IDA Ireland is firmly committed to supporting our client companies during this turbulent period. For queries on how we can assist, please do not hesitate to contact your IDA Ireland account manager. Alternatively, contact us directly via email [email protected] or via phone +353 1 603 4000 and we will put you in touch with the right person who can help.