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The Taoiseach Micheál Martin today described two large-scale data centre facilities being developed by Echelon Data Centres in Co Wicklow as "the model for future data centre development in Ireland". Speaking in Arklow at the official launch of Echelon Data Centres' DUB20 and DUB30 facilities, the Taoiseach provided strong support for the data centre sector and the economic value it delivers for Ireland. Mr Martin said: "These two large-scale facilities demonstrate Echelon's commitment to responsible data centre development. They are located in a regional area where the grid isn't constrained, they will have the capacity to generate and dispatch power to the grid when needed, and they will facilitate the generation of renewable energy resources that will, in turn, help decarbonise Ireland's electricity system. "They are the model for future data centre development in Ireland - and they will deliver jobs and economic benefits for Wicklow, and will encourage further foreign direct investment in Ireland. CEO of IDA Ireland, Michael Lohan added: "Driving sustainable change sits at the very heart of IDA Ireland's Adapt Intelligently: A Strategy for Sustainable Growth and Innovation 2025-29. Indeed, our client companies are instrumental in shaping a green and digital global economy. Echelon's commitment to operating its facilities sustainably, responsibly, and with due regard for the environment is commendable. I wish the team continued success." Echelon will invest an estimated €3.5bn to develop the DUB20 & DUB30 sites, creating around 2,600 jobs during construction and 715 permanent positions at the two facilities once they are operational. However, an Economic Impact Assessment report prepared for Echelon by KPMG has calculated that the potential economic output of the DUB20 and DUB30 sites could be as much as €7.5bn during the construction phase, and €801m per year once both campuses are operational. The Economic Impact Assessment states that the potential economic output of the DUB20 and DUB30 sites could be as much as €7.5bn during the construction phase, and €801m per year once both campuses are operational. The report found that every €1 Echelon invests in the DUB20 and DUB30 sites could yield a return of €1.60 due to additional economic activity through supply chains and employee spending across construction and operational phases. It also found that for every 10 jobs created during construction, up to nine additional jobs will be supported elsewhere in the economy, while every 10 direct operational roles could sustain a further 16 jobs. Echelon Chief Operations Officer, Graeme McWilliams said: "Echelon's sites in Wicklow will generate broad-based economic value with measurable impact across the Irish economy that goes far beyond our initial investment. They represent responsible data centre development which supports regional development and job creation in partnership with good grid citizenship. "The energy demands of DUB20 and DUB30 will underpin investment in almost 1GW of wind-generated renewable energy, power that will help reinforce the national grid, increase Ireland's energy security, and support our transition from fossil fuels to clean, green energy sources." Echelon's DUB20 campus is being developed on the site of the former Irish Fertilisers Industries plant at the Avoca River Business Park in Arklow. DUB30 is being developed some 5km away at Kish Business Park. Last year, DUB20 became the first large-scale data centre in Ireland to receive a grid connection from EirGrid for more than four years. This reflects the fact that the site meets Commission for the Regulation of Utilities' (CRU) 2021 criteria for data centre connections. The grid connection will allow Echelon to begin work on a 220kV substation at the site that will allow access to the grid for up to 800MW of wind energy generated off the coast of Wicklow in the future. Echelon is also investing in solar, battery energy storage systems, and renewabl...

Leading provider of hospitality technology Kappture has chosen Galway City as the location for the expansion of its Software Development Hub with the creation of at least 20 new roles. Currently operating out of The Portershed, the team will focus on the development of its cutting-edge AI platform, BRISK, as well as innovating on its core EPOS solutions. Kappture works with some of the world's most iconic live event brands including Croke Park, Thomond Park, six English Premier League clubs, Ascot, Cheltenham, Aintree, Punchestown, Celtic FC, Olympique Lyonnais, ASM Global and many more. Developed in Galway, BRISK is a world leading AI computer vision action tracking platform. It's first application will be for food & beverage retail at sports and live event venues. Using edge compute, BRISK is the first and only solution of its kind to offer instant payments with a human-free checkout experience. BRISK will remove the all too familiar experience of long queues for food & beverages at your favourite sports matches, concerts, and other live events. The first deployment is now live with Norwich FC with many more planned across Ireland, the UK and globally. Kappture is backed by Irish private equity investor Renatus Capital Partners. This project is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. Minister for Enterprise Tourism & Employment Peter Burke said: "Great news that Kappture, a leading provider of hospitality technology, has chosen Galway City for their new Software Development Hub, with the creation of 20 jobs. With a focus on innovative new AI technologies, the new office will provide exciting and transformative job opportunities for the locality. Galway is key hub for technology companies, and I very much welcome Kappture to this thriving ecosystem. Congratulations to the team on this new initiative." Kappture is currently recruiting in the areas of computer vision software engineering, software development as well as other commercial and operational roles as it builds out its team. To explore opportunities to join the team visit: Kappture - Careers Neil Haran, CTO of Kappture said "We are delighted to receive support from the IDA Ireland as we look to expand our activities in Ireland both for BRISK and our core EPOS activities. BRISK is the world's only solution that can take payments for food & beverages instantly with no human interaction. BRISK has global applications to remove the pain points of queues at live events, to make it a better experience for fans and more efficient for venue operators. Our ambition is to bring highly skilled talent to Galway and to increase its standing as a hub for AI, innovation and creativity" Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland said "Kappture's decision to expand its software development operations in Galway underscores Ireland's growing reputation as a global hub for technology and innovation. Galway, with its vibrant tech ecosystem, skilled talent pool, and collaborative community, offers an ideal environment for companies developing cutting-edge solutions. This investment not only highlights the city's attractiveness for scaling ambitious tech ventures but also reinforces Ireland's position at the forefront of AI and digital transformation." For more information, visit Experience More - Kappture[AN1] and see BRISK in action here: BRISK See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us...

People Magazine names Demi Moore the World's Most Beautiful Person, and it sparks a conversation. Michael Lohan is back in the news for his latest crimes - at least he isn't holding Lindsay back. Sarah gives a recommendation for the next installment of the Predator franchise, starring Elle Fanning. Turns out there is a state where housing is more expensive than California, and GenZ doesn't know how to read a map or tell time on a hand clock - but do they really need to?

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Sony Interactive Entertainment, the company behind the iconic PlayStation brand, today announced it is to open an office in Dublin, with plans to hire 100 employees to staff the new operation. The establishment of this office is supported by the Irish government through IDA Ireland. The Dublin team will focus on research and development in projects that optimise digital operations, customer and employee servicing, as well as external operations through technology, digital tools, and data. Applications for the roles are open, effective immediately. "Establishing a presence in Dublin allows Sony Interactive Entertainment access to top-tier talent in digital innovation and technologies, in a region I know full well is ready to support our innovative approach to interactive entertainment," said Paul Walsh, SVP, Head of Digital Technology, Engineering, IT, and Operations, Sony Interactive Entertainment. "We're excited to contribute to Dublin's vibrant economy and looking forward to bringing onboard bright minds at all career levels. Through IDA Ireland, we're seeing first-hand how the Irish business community is nurtured at all levels, creating an environment that we'll be proud to play our part in supporting." Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke said: "This significant investment by Sony Interactive Entertanment highlights Ireland's commitment to advancing our vibrant tech ecosystem and providing opportunities for top tier talent. I very much welcome Sony Interactive Entertainment's decision to establish its digital innovation centre here which demonstrates the continued appeal of our business environment." Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland said: "I am delighted to welcome Sony Interactive Entertainment to Ireland. Their decision to expand and hire 100 talented software engineers here underscores Ireland's reputation as a hub for innovation and technology. This investment is also testament to the quality of our workforce and the vibrant tech ecosystem we have in Ireland.'' Information on career opportunities can be found at https://www.playstation.com/en-us/corporate/playstation-careers/ More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/25bhudvk Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Sony to create 100 new jobs in Dublin. Sony le 100 post nua a chruthú i mBaile Átha Cliath. Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), the company that makes PlayStation, is to create 100 new jobs in Dublin. Tá Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), an comhlacht a dhéanann PlayStation, le 100 post nua a chur ar fáil i mBaile Átha Cliath. Software engineers and data scientists are to be recruited, who will be conducting research and development, it was said, with the aim of improving the company's digital operations and customer services. Innealtóirí bog-earraí agus eolaithe sonraí atá le hearcú, ar taighde agus forbairt a bheas ar bun acu, a dúradh, le súil barr feabhais a chur ar oibríochtaí digiteachta an chomhlachta agus ar sheirbhísí do chustaiméirí. The Industrial Development Agency (IDA Ireland) is supporting the investment. Tá an Ghníomhaireacht Forbartha Tionscail (GFT Éireann) ag tacú leis an infheistíocht. IDA chief executive Michael Lohan said the news was yet another testament to Ireland's reputation as a hub for innovation and technology, not to mention the good reputation of the country's workers around the world. Dúirt príomhfheidhmeannach GFT Michael Lohan gur solaoid eile fós an scéala ar an dea-cháil atá ar Éirinn mar mhol nuálaíochta agus teicneolaíochta, gan trácht ar an dea-chlú atá ar oibrithe na tíre ar fud an domhain. However, it appears that SIE's business has changed significantly for the better recently, as it has only been a year since the company laid off 900 workers in various countries. Ar a shon sin, taibhsíonn sé go bhfuil athrú suntasach chun feabhais tagtha ar ghnóthaí SIE le gairid, arae níl ann ach bliain ó scaoil an comhlacht 900 oibrí chun siúil i dtíortha éagsúla. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

A comment from IDA Ireland's CEO, Michael Lohan, at a Shannon Chamber lunch in Dromoland Castle Hotel was most appropriate at a time when commentary is focused on the impact that US-imposed tariffs will have on our economy. Stating that Ireland is more than a location but an ecosystem for extraordinary, defined by its people and place, stability and support, and its ecosystem and environment, he paid particular focus to the partnership approach, the business-friendly environment and the innovativeness of enterprise, which, he said, is the cornerstone of Ireland's success in attracting and retaining investment. In an address delivered the day before the much-heralded liberation day, Lohan did caution that the global race for impactful foreign direct investment has significantly intensified and that the year ahead will be turbulent for the global economy. He cited the key enabling conditions that Ireland needs to focus on as relative cost competitiveness, planning, infrastructure delivery, talent development and innovation and its incentive offering, and that IDA's strategy through to 2029 will target opportunities in the growth drivers of digitisation and AI, semiconductors, sustainability, and health. Delivering good news to the regions, he said that IDA aims to create 75,000 jobs over that time, including delivering 550 regional investments, whilst simultaneously reducing IDA client carbon emissions by 35%, and upskilling 40,000 people. Addressing the many companies and business groupings in the room, he emphasised the need for collaboration, stating that success in an intensely competitive landscape will require an enhanced focus on partnering impactfully with key stakeholders. "The collective strength that is evident in Ireland is not repeated across the globe. The real benefits will come from collective collaboration," he added. In a fireside discussion with Fine Grain Property's CEO, event sponsor, and director of Shannon Chamber, Colin MacDonald, who moderated a comprehensive questions and answers session after the main address, Lohan responded to questions both from the moderator and from transition year students from five Co. Clare schools whose attendance at the event was sponsored by Irish Rail. Responding to a question on tariffs, he said they were counterproductive and negative for productivity and that it was critical that space be created for discussion post the tariffs' announcement. When questioned on the impact of delays in the Irish planning system he called on everyone in the room to urge those within their sphere of influence to think before they make an objection to a planning application. While accepting that opinion is valued and critical, he said that it must be timely and not stymie agility in the planning system and, when planning concerns critical national infrastructure, he said that everyone needs to play their part in ensuring that they are delivered in a timely fashion. With a pending shift in global trade, looking to the future he said that to compete on a global stage, Ireland will have to play to its strengths, stay nimble, and trust its ability and capability to influence. Complementing Shannon on its unique ecosystem for business, he called for increased collaboration to bring additionality to the entire region. "Ireland is competing globally, not on a location-by-location basis," he added. Responding to this call, Shannon Chamber president Eoin Gavin said that it was the collective ambition of everyone attending the lunch to ensure that we continue to provide the infrastructure that will attract further investment in the areas set out in IDA's strategy 2025 - 2029 and in the newly developing landscape of digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainability. "We are very much heartened by the fact that a key goal of IDA is to deliver regional investments. This will bolster the 165,000 job numbers already delivered by IDA Ireland client companies in regional locations across ...

So now we know. A minimum tariff of 10% on all goods entering the United States, and an across the board tariff of 20% on all goods from the European Union and tariffs of over 50% now on Chinese exports to the United States.There was no mention of a tariff on pharmaceutical products which is so vital to our economy, yet.To take a insight into these tariffs and what it means for Ireland. Joe spoke to Michael Lohan is the chief executive of the IDA which has been the most effective agency in luring foreign and especially American investment into this country. Also with Joe was Ambrose Conroy is the chief executive of the manufacturing consultancy Seraph which has a business both in Ireland but mostly in the US.

Inward investment has helped make Ireland one of the wealthiest and most prosperous countries in Europe. But FDI has been turned on its head by Donald Trump who has started a global trade war and aims to punish nations who he thinks are taking advantage of the US tax system. So attracting overseas investment is getting harder. What will Ireland's IDA do? Michael Lohan the Chief Executive of the IDA joined Joe on the show this morning to discuss.

Publift, an Australian adtech leader, is excited to announce its expansion into Dublin with plans to have 50 employees by December 2025. This move highlights the company's rapid growth and strengthens its presence in the European market and boosts its ability to serve clients across Europe and North America. Publift is supported by the Irish government through IDA Ireland. Founded in Sydney, Australia in 2015, Publift has quickly become a trusted partner for over 700 publishers around the world. The company provides a cutting-edge managed service that helps digital and enterprise publishers maximise their ad revenue. With a range of advanced ad tech solutions, tailored strategies, and expert support, Publift is a Google Certified Publishing Partner (GCPP) and works with industry leaders like Rightmove (Europe) and REA Group (APAC), proving its capacity to support top-tier publishers in the market. In 2025, Publift aims to expand its product offering to cater to more enterprise publishers, including introducing their new FuseApp to existing clients. Publift is committed to providing efficient, results-driven solutions that allow publishers to focus on creating content while driving sustainable revenue growth. Minister Peter Burke, Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment said: "Congratulations to Publift on their expansion into Ireland. A leader in Advertising Technology, Publift provide essential digital and tech supports to 700 clients throughout the world. This new expansion will create 50 jobs in Dublin in 2025, providing new opportunities for our talented workforce in an exciting and ambitious company. "Publift is a welcome addition to our already thriving Tech sector, allowing them to further expand their client base across Europe and North America. I wish the Publift team the best with this new venture and all future endeavours." Irish founder, Colm Dolan, shared his excitement: "Hailing from Portumna, I am particularly proud that Publift has created so many jobs in my home country. Our new Dublin office will play a crucial role in enhancing our service offerings, and we're excited to tap into Ireland's rich talent pool." The expansion is led by Roddy O'Caoimh, Publift's Head of Sales and Marketing, who said: "Bringing Publift to Ireland after my time in Australia is very special. We've been fortunate to welcome some incredible new team members here in Dublin, and we have ambitious plans for 2025. Being able to serve our publishers in this time zone has been a real game-changer." The positions in Dublin will span various departments, including Sales, Customer Success, and Engineering. Publift is looking for individuals passionate who want to work in a dynamic and fast paced industry with a team passionate about becoming the best monetisation partner globally. A recruitment campaign is already underway and is proving very successful. The company promotes a dynamic work environment that prioritises growth and learning. To learn more visit https://www.publift.com/careers. Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland said: ''We are delighted to welcome Publift to Ireland as they announce plans to hire 50 employees over the coming years. This decision further demonstrates confidence in Ireland as a location for companies to expand their offering to customers across the globe, while accessing a talented workforce. I would like to wish Publift every success in the coming years as they establish in Ireland.'' See more stories here.

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MUSICThe Wu-Tang Clan has announced dates for what they are calling their "final" tour.  RIP: Soul music superstar Roberta Flack has died at the age of 88.  TV A documentary called "Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy" hitPeacock today. If you check it out, don't expect to see the other "Friends".  Alec Baldwin almost lost it on a guy outside his home in NewYork City the other night.  Jon Stewart cut his hand on "The Daily Show"last night, when he smashed a mug on his desk during a rant about prescriptiondrug prices.  He did the rest of the show, though.  Meghan Markle Meghanis being accused of ripping off Pamela Anderson with her new Netflixshow "With Love, Meghan".  MOVING ON INTO MOVIENEWS:The 64-year-old fatherof Lindsay Lohan, Michael Lohan has been arrested on a domesticviolence charge in Texas after he allegedly flipped his estranged wife, Kate Major, out of a chair. MISCBilly McFarland, creatorof the infamous FYRE FESTIVAL concert weekend, told NBC's Today, "FYRE 2is real. My dream is finally becoming a reality." Kylie Jenner's hairstylistdied unexpectedly, and she's covering the funeral and other expenses for hisfamily. Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ ...  AND FINALLYMatt Damon roastscomedian Andrew Schulz in stand-up special teaser. In a new promo for thecomedian's Netflix special, Life, Schulz is minding his business in adiner when his old pal Damon arrives and immediately begins making fun of him.  MSN has chosen violencethis morning as they have created a list of the best MATT DAMON movies. AND THAT IS YOUR CRAP ONCELEBRITIES! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

MUSIC The Wu-Tang Clan has announced dates for what they are calling their "final" tour.  RIP: Soul music superstar Roberta Flack has died at the age of 88.  TV  A documentary called "Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy" hit Peacock today. If you check it out, don't expect to see the other "Friends".    Alec Baldwin almost lost it on a guy outside his home in New York City the other night.  Jon Stewart cut his hand on "The Daily Show" last night, when he smashed a mug on his desk during a rant about prescription drug prices.  He did the rest of the show, though.  Meghan Markle Meghan is being accused of ripping off Pamela Anderson with her new Netflix show "With Love, Meghan".    MOVING ON INTO MOVIE NEWS: The 64-year-old father of Lindsay Lohan, Michael Lohan has been arrested on a domestic violence charge in Texas after he allegedly flipped his estranged wife, Kate Major, out of a chair. MISC Billy McFarland, creator of the infamous FYRE FESTIVAL concert weekend, told NBC's Today, "FYRE 2 is real. My dream is finally becoming a reality."  Kylie Jenner's hairstylist died unexpectedly, and she's covering the funeral and other expenses for his family. Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ ...   AND FINALLY Matt Damon roasts comedian Andrew Schulz in stand-up special teaser. In a new promo for the comedian's Netflix special, Life, Schulz is minding his business in a diner when his old pal Damon arrives and immediately begins making fun of him.   MSN has chosen violence this morning as they have created a list of the best MATT DAMON movies.   AND THAT IS YOUR CRAP ON CELEBRITIES! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bradley & Dawn review a list of the 40 most famous serial killers and find out that they all have one of four astrological signs (which ones are they?!), Michael Lohan gets arrested for allegedly getting physically violent with a family member, and B&D tell you about Fyre Festival 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bradley & Dawn review a list of the 40 most famous serial killers and find out that they all have one of four astrological signs (which ones are they?!), Michael Lohan gets arrested for allegedly getting physically violent with a family member, and B&D tell you about Fyre Festival 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Michael Lohan, The IDA Chief Executive, joins the show to discuss the five-year plan to deliver 75,000 new jobs amid increased competition and geopolitical uncertainty.

Crusoe, the industry's first vertically integrated AI infrastructure provider, has announced its European headquarters in Dublin. With the support of the Irish government through IDA Ireland, Crusoe expects to grow its workforce in Ireland to approximately 100 people over the next three years. The company is hiring for multiple roles in Dublin across its Networking, Site Reliability Engineering, Customer Success, and Support departments. Crusoe's new European headquarters will allow the company to deepen its customer and partner relationships across the region. In December of 2023, the company announced its first data centre in Europe, located in Iceland. Powered by geothermal energy, the 100% renewable energy data centre continues to support AI workloads for customers across Europe. Chase Lochmiller, CEO and co-founder, Crusoe said: "Establishing our European Headquarters in Dublin marks another milestone in Crusoe's global strategy. Dublin's reputation as a world-class technology hub, and its exceptional talent pool, makes it the perfect location to forge stronger connections with our European customers and partners." Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke said: "The news that Crusoe AI will establish their European HQ in Dublin, with the creation of 100 jobs, is very welcome. Cloud infrastructure plays a vital role in Ireland's digital and sustainable future by serving as both a critical enabler of AI technology and a potential catalyst for renewable energy adoption. This announcement is a testament to the skilled technology workforce and thriving AI innovation ecosystem here. "Our National AI Strategy: 'AI - Here for Good' which was refreshed in November sets out the Government's intention to harness trustworthy, person-centred AI for our collective economic and societal good. We are delighted to welcome Crusoe AI to Europe and to Ireland." Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation, Niamh Smyth, TD, said: "Ireland is now ranked as the fifth most advanced digital economy in the EU, and having Crusoe choose Ireland as their European Headquarters is another vote of confidence in our country. These roles will allow for exciting opportunities for many of our skilled workforce." Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland, said: ''Crusoe's announcement today of plans for 100 jobs in Ireland, as part of establishing their European Headquarters in Dublin is great news and a great vote of confidence in the skilled workforce available here. AI will be a key focus on our upcoming new strategy in IDA Ireland, so I am delighted to see companies like Crusoe join our technology ecosystem here.'' To view open positions on Crusoe's careers page here. See more stories here.

Yahoo today announced the official opening of its new offices in Dublin to further enhance its services across the company's corporate functions globally, in Ireland, and across Europe. Based in the EXO building in The Dublin Docklands, Yahoo will use the 3,317 sq m / 35,703 sq ft space to foster collaboration for engineering, research & development, legal, finance, sales, operations, customer care and security roles. "Our new Dublin office will help foster even more collaboration and innovation in the region," said Jim Lanzone, CEO of Yahoo. "With dedicated space for our engineering, sales, security, operations and finance teams, we're better positioned to serve our customers as a trusted guide navigating the digital landscape." The new office is an important milestone in continuing Yahoo's regional presence and a commitment to supporting local talent for the city's growing tech space. "We believe that Ireland is one of the best places in the world to do business," said Edel Murphy, MD Yahoo Ireland. "Dublin is home to a bustling tech scene, and the innovation on offer combined with the diverse mix of talent makes it an important, strategic location for companies like Yahoo. We're looking forward to welcoming our team members to this fantastic space dedicated to helping us deliver innovation to our clients and partners across Ireland and Europe, and for the millions of people who use Yahoo around the world." Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment Peter Burke said: "Congratulations to Yahoo on the opening of their new offices in the EXO in the Docklands, a significant milestone in the company's history. Thank you for choosing Ireland for nearly 30 years and continuing to invest here. Your unwavering confidence underscores what we know about our offering in Ireland - that we are a reliable location for international businesses to grow and thrive. Best wishes to Yahoo into the future." Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland said: ''Yahoo has been in Ireland for 29 years and in that time has contributed to Ireland's growth and success in the tech sector. Their continued investment helps position Ireland as a location for long term growth and is a great vote of confidence in the talent that we can offer here. I would like to congratulate Yahoo on the opening of their new office space and wish them continued success.''

Countries around the world are waiting to see what Donald Trump as President will mean for their economies. Ireland - as a major hub for US tech and pharmaceutical companies - would be particularly exposed to any changes in trade or tax policy. Michael Lohan, the CEO of IDA Ireland, the government agency that oversees foreign direct investment spoke to Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Lohan, Chief Executive of the IDA, on the fall in the number of projects and jobs secured by the IDA over the past year.

IDA Ireland, in collaboration with Microsoft and LinkedIn, has published the latest in its Labour Market Pulse report series, which provides insights and trends from the Irish labour market to help inform decision-makers across business, academia and public policy. As the global economy pivots toward sustainable practices, Ireland has the potential to become a leader in this transition, thanks to its ambitious climate goals, desire to attract more green-focused Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), and growing demand for specialised green skills across industries. With LinkedIn data revealing that the percentage of job postings requiring green skills in Ireland is one of the highest internationally, with one in eight (12.4%) Irish jobs now requiring at least one green skill, this Labour Market Pulse encourages all citizens, businesses, and educators to embrace and invest in green skills development to prepare for Ireland's low-carbon future. The global demand for green skills is rapidly outpacing supply, with estimates indicating that by 2050 twice as many jobs will require green expertise than there will be people qualified to fill them. LinkedIn data saw demand for green talent grow by over 22.1% last year - well above the global average of 11.6% - demonstrating a strong and immediate need to upskill the workforce to keep up with the demands of the green economy. This trend has been evident for an extended period now with LinkedIn's analysis also highlighting that demand for green skills in Ireland grew at twice the rate of the rest of the world - 11.9% vs 6% - between 2021-2024. Furthermore, it green talent has become highly attractive to employers, as job seekers in Ireland with green skills or titles achieve a 79.8% higher hiring rate than the workforce overall. Ireland's Climate Action Plan 2024 has locked critical sustainability targets into legislation, mandating that by 2030 80% of the nation's electricity will come from renewable sources. To support these goals, IDA Ireland has facilitated over 50 green investments, fostering a diverse ecosystem of innovation. From wind turbine technologies to AI-driven energy distribution, companies are investing in Ireland's sustainable future, creating new jobs in green sectors. Green skills are most concentrated in industries like Utilities, Construction, and Manufacturing, with skills such as Environmental Impact Assessment and Operational Efficiency among the fastest growing in demand. However, the need for skills in areas like sustainable supply chain management, pollution prevention, and renewable energy is spreading rapidly to other industries, such as professional services, financial services, and technology. To support this need Skillnet Ireland's Ireland Talent Landscape 2024 report highlights that over 59% of businesses see upskilling in sustainability as critical to their future success. Green skills development is not only vital for environmental goals but also serves as a key driver for economic growth, innovation, and job creation. Michael Lohan, CEO, IDA Ireland said: ''I welcome the data insights which show that the green economy is a rapidly growing sector, with demand for green talent increasing by 11.6% from 2023 to 2024. Sustainability is a key focus in IDA's strategy, and we are committed to helping multinationals in Ireland achieve their sustainability goals. IDA have facilitated 50 green investments so far, and we are looking forward to continuing that progress.'' Commenting on the Labour Market Pulse, James O'Connor, Microsoft Ireland Site Lead and Corporate Vice President of Microsoft Global Operations Service Center, said: "As Ireland advances on its sustainability journey, it is important that every community, business and individual has the right capabilities to support the green transition. Published today, the Labour Market Pulse highlights the need for greater investment in green skills across key industries to accelerate a zero-carbon future for Irela...

Expel, the leading managed detection and response (MDR) provider, today announced plans to establish a fully remote workforce in Ireland, creating up to 50 high-skilled cybersecurity jobs over the next three years, thanks to the support of the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. Expel's investment is part of its ongoing expansion strategy into the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) market and aims to tap into Ireland's thriving technology ecosystem and skilled talent pool. With a diverse customer base spanning industries such as aviation, technology, and professional sports, Expel's move into Ireland marks a significant milestone in its global expansion efforts. Expel is trusted by some of the world's most recognisable brands for their cyber security needs. The company combines world-class security practitioners and its AI-driven platform, Expel Workbench, to provide cutting-edge visibility for cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments. This strategic expansion into Ireland underscores the country's reputation as a global hub for technology and cybersecurity innovation. As Expel continues to strengthen its foothold in EMEA since its initial expansion into the market in late 2022, collaboration with IDA Ireland and this investment highlights an exciting cornerstone for the future of cybersecurity technology and the accompanying booming workforce in the region. Emer Higgins, Minister of State for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, welcomed the announcement, saying: "We are delighted to welcome this investment in Ireland's growing cybersecurity sector. The establishment of Expel's remote workforce, creating 50 new high-quality jobs, demonstrates the strength of Ireland's position as a hub for innovation and digital expertise. This commitment not only reinforces our reputation as a leader in the tech industry but also provides valuable opportunities for skilled professionals across the country. We look forward to supporting Expel's continued success and growth in Ireland." Cat Starkey, Chief Technology Officer of Expel, said: "Ireland offers the rare mix of a world-class technology infrastructure, a highly talented workforce, and a cybersecurity culture that aligns with our own, making our decision to invest in growing our team there an easy one. We're thrilled to grow our presence in Ireland, and we look forward to welcoming some of the world's best cybersecurity professionals and engineers as Expletives." Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland said: "Cyber security continues to be an important cluster across Ireland, and we are a recognised destination of choice for global tech companies. Expel's decision to establish operations here is a testament to the strength of our talent and technology ecosystem. We are delighted to welcome Expel and look forward to supporting their growth as they create new opportunities in cybersecurity, a critical industry for our economy and the wider global market."

 Last week the world of technology and especially the FDI sector here was rocked by a surprise decision by the European Court of Justice to order Apple to pay up to €14bn in back taxes to Ireland over a special tax arrangement in the early 2000s. The Irish government suddenly found itself having to explain that decision to dozens of other large tech companies based here. Some people worried that it could damage links with large foreign investors. Joe speaks to Michael Lohan the Chief Executive of the IDA.

Proofpoint, Inc., a leading cybersecurity and compliance company, today announced that it is expanding its global presence with a new office in Cork. The new location will serve as Proofpoint's international hub, creating more than 250 jobs in the next two years - with plans for ongoing, active recruitment and continued investment in the region. With global headquarters in Sunnyvale, California, and offices worldwide, including in the UK and Northern Ireland, Proofpoint helps companies around the world stop targeted threats, safeguard their data, and make their users more resilient against cyber attacks. The Cork City centre hub will initially house key functions for the business, including engineering, research and development (R&D), customer support, finance, and marketing. "We warmly welcome Proofpoint's decision to establish their new international hub in Cork. This expansion is a testament to Ireland's attractive business environment and our commitment to fostering innovation and growth in the cybersecurity sector," said Peter Burke TD, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment. "The creation of over 250 jobs in the coming years is a significant boost for the region and highlights our ongoing efforts to support enterprise development and employment opportunities across the country. We look forward to seeing Proofpoint thrive and contribute to Ireland's dynamic tech ecosystem." "Proofpoint is committed to delivering world-class technology through relentless innovation, continuously evolving our human-centric solutions to address some of today's most challenging business security needs. We invest more than 20% of our revenue back into research and development - among the highest rates in the industry - to stay ahead of attackers' evolving tactics," said Rémi Thomas, Chief Financial Officer, Proofpoint. "Our expansion into Ireland is critical to our international growth, solidifying our ability to protect European organisations and our commitment to delivering innovative technology that addresses our customers' needs." "Keeping ahead of today's threat landscape and accelerating our position as a trusted cybersecurity partner for the world's leading organisations requires exceptional people. We are excited to be able to tap into Ireland's strong technology ecosystem, with its broad cybersecurity talent base," said Kim Sullivan, Chief People Officer at Proofpoint. "Our new Cork office will house a dynamic and diverse group of teams, working on challenging and meaningful projects, helping us to make an ongoing impact on such a vital and evolving industry." "We are thrilled that Proofpoint has selected Cork for its new international hub," said Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland. "This choice emphasises the critical importance of regional investment and showcases the South-West region's established cybersecurity cluster and the abundant talent available regionally and indeed across the country. Proofpoint's expansion further solidifies Ireland's reputation as a premier location for global cybersecurity and compliance companies. We eagerly anticipate supporting their growth and continued success in Cork." Proofpoint currently has over 4,500 employees globally - with over 100 employees in Cork at the time of this announcement. The company hires the most innovative talent in the world to help protect some of the world's most security-conscious organisations against an increasingly sophisticated cyber threat landscape. Proofpoint was recently recognised across multiple categories at Comparably's 2024 Quarterly Best Places to Work Awards, including Best Company Outlook, Best Global Culture, Best Engineering Teams, Best Sales Teams, and Best HR Teams. The awards join nine other Comparably honours won by Proofpoint in 2023 highlighting excellence in diversity, work-life balance, and compensation and benefits among others. Proofpoint was also recognised at the 2023 Business Awards UK: Health & Wellbeing Awards, winning the Best Emp...

UKG, a leading provider of HR, payroll, workforce management, and culture solutions and the largest U.S.-based private software company in the world, has announced the establishment of its newest Global Operations Hub in Kilkenny, Ireland. In partnership with the Irish government through IDA Ireland, a government agency under Ireland's Department of Enterprise, Trade, and Employment, UKG plans to hire approximately 200 new roles in the country, with a focus on cybersecurity, but also including customer success, research and development, and professional services. ''I am delighted to join with UKG today to welcome the launch of their newest Global Operations Hub in Kilkenny," said Án Taoiseach Simon Harris. " This announcement will see the creation of 200 new jobs, adding to Kilkenny's growing success as a home to leading technology companies. Today's announcement is also a testament to the considerable talent and skills we have available in Ireland. I look forward to seeing the benefits UKG's investment will bring to Kilkenny and the wider South East Region in the years ahead.'' Located in southeastern Ireland, the historic city of Kilkenny is a thriving technology hub that specialises in cybersecurity and has a strong mix of innovative startups and global technology providers. UKG has operated in Kilkenny since the 2023 acquisition of multi-country payroll technology provider Immedis, which resulted in the launch of the UKG One View solution. "We're on a mission to give every organisation the opportunity to become a great place to work through technology built for all, and Kilkenny's vibrant technology community will provide key talent to help us achieve this goal," said Hugo Sarrazin, president, chief product and technology officer at UKG. "With more than 80,000 customers located around the world, our Irish team joins a robust security and network operations group that plays a vital role in safeguarding our solutions." ''I'm delighted that UKG, which is widely respected for driving innovation, has chosen Kilkenny, which is home to some of the best cybersecurity talent," said Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland. "Creating high value job opportunities in regional locations like Kilkenny is one of IDA's key strategic pillars. UKG's plan to create 200 jobs in the region is a testament to the strength of our technology community within Ireland's regions." As part of its growing presence in the region, UKG is a top sponsor of the Cyber Ireland National Conference, taking place September 26th in Kilkenny. Mustapha Kebbeh, chief security officer at UKG, will be a featured speaker on the topic of addressing global cybersecurity through public-private partnerships. Further expansion into the Ireland market follows the addition of Global Innovation Hubs in both Bulgaria and Uruguay, which support the development of award-winning UKG solutions and strategic products. UKG also maintains Innovation Hubs in Canada, India, and the U.S., where it hosts dual headquarters in Lowell, Massachusetts and Weston, Florida. See more stories here.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2d3brwty Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com 200 new jobs to be created in Kilkenny, 60 new jobs in Cork. 200 post nua le cruthú i gCill Chainnigh, 60 post nua i gCorcaigh. US human resources firm UKG is to create 200 new jobs in Kilkenny. Tá an comhlacht acmhainní daonna as na Stáit Aontaithe UKG le 200 post nua a chruthú i gCill Chainnigh. The new recruits will mainly work in the field of cyber security, but customer services and research and development will also be involved. Is ag obair i réimse na cibearshlándála is mó a bheas na hearcaigh nua ach beidh seirbhísí custaiméirí agus taighde agus forbairt i gceist chomh maith. The Industrial Development Agency (IDA Ireland) is supporting the new investment. Tá an Ghníomhaireacht Forbartha Tionscail (GFT Éireann) ag tacú leis an infheistíocht úr. UKG president Hugo Sarrazin said that the company has 80,000 customers worldwide and indicated that it was decided to create the new jobs in Kilkenny above all else due to the success of the technology sector in the region already. Dúirt uachtarán UKG Hugo Sarrazin go bhfuil 80,000 custaiméir ag an gcomhlacht ar fud an domhain agus thug le fios gur socraíodh ar na poist nua a chruthú i gCill Chainnigh thar aon áit eile mar gheall ar an rath atá ar an earnáil teicneolaíochta sa réigiún cheana féin. That's true, says GFT Ireland chief executive Michael Lohan, and he added that there are many people who are qualified in cyber security based in Kilkenny. Is fíor sin, arsa príomhfheidhmeannach GFT Éireann Michael Lohan, agus dúirt sé freisin go bhfuil go leor daoine atá cáilithe sa chibearshlándáil lonnaithe i gCill Chainnigh. Taoiseach Simon Harris said he was delighted with the news and he also drew attention to the boom in the technology sector in the region. Dúirt an Taoiseach Simon Harris go mb'áthas leis an scéala agus tharraing sé féin aird chomh maith ar an mborradh atá faoin earnáil teicneolaíochta sa réigiún. It was also announced today that data management company NetApp is to create 60 new jobs in Cork. Fógraíodh inniu freisin go bhfuil an comhlacht bainistithe sonraí NetApp le 60 post nua a chruthú i gCorcaigh. The new jobs will be made available in the company's software development department. Is i rannóg forbartha bogearraí an chomhlachta a chuirfear na poist nua ar fáil. NetApp's international headquarters are based in the Docklands in Cork. Is i gCeantar na nDugaí i gCorcaigh atá ceannionad idirnáisiúnta NetApp bunaithe. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

The IMI (Irish Management Institute), a centre of excellence for business education, has published new research revealing that AI is not currently a strategic priority among most business leaders in Ireland. The 'IMI Leadership Barometer' surveyed senior business leaders in Ireland from private, public and semi-state organisations across a wide range of sectors, including technology, food/agriculture, utilities, banking, finance, professional services, legal, healthcare, logistics, construction and others. The research provides key insights into the attitudes and priorities of senior decision-makers as they navigate a shifting business environment and the rise of disruptive new technologies. Findings show that only 30% of business leaders currently consider AI a strategic priority. Many organisations are still in an experimentation phase with the technology, with 40% of leaders stating that they are testing the technology in areas of their business. A further 30% of decision-makers reported struggling to keep pace with rapid advancements in technology, reflecting a clear need for upskilling and education in technology among business decision-makers. With businesses continuing to face the impact of a tight labour market, attracting and retaining highly skilled talent is set to continue as a top concern for decision-makers, according to the findings of the Barometer. 36% of leaders state that retaining top talent is set to become more difficult over the coming months. More than half of business leaders (54%) believe that retaining talent will remain challenging in the next 12 months. Despite these challenges, business leaders in Ireland are generally confident about their capacity to navigate change. Findings reveal that 84% of senior leaders are reasonably confident about their capacity to achieve core business objectives over the next 12 months. Only 4% of decision-makers state their organisation is fully prepared to overcome obstacles and unlock business growth over the months ahead. Leadership and management capabilities are the top business priority for senior decision-makers, indicating clear awareness among leaders of the importance of strengthening skills in this rapidly evolving landscape. Future workforce skills/ways of working and technology from a business perspective make up the top three most important areas on leaders' business agenda for the coming months. The new research is released as the IMI announces the agenda for its 2024 National Leadership Conference. First held over 70 years ago, the NLC 2024 will bring together senior business leaders from across Ireland for a series of discussions focused on enhancing leadership skills and positioning their organisations for future success. Speakers at the event include Deputy Simon Coveney, former Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment; Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland; Ann Kelleher, foundry technology development General Manager at Intel Corporation; Bernard Gloster, CEO of Health Service Executive; Siobhan Talbot, the former CEO of Glanbia; Vanessa Hartley, Head of Google Ireland; and Christopher Hartwell, Head of the International Management Institute & Professor of International Business Policy at ZHAW School of Management and Law. The 2024 edition of the NLC will be held on October 3rd at IMI's Sandyford campus, with additional speakers due to be announced in the coming weeks. Commenting on the release of the research, Shane O'Sullivan, CEO of the IMI, said: "Senior leaders across Ireland continue to navigate a fast-evolving business environment from a tight labour market to rapid advances in technology and heightened global competition. The IMI Leadership Barometer provides an important insight into the key challenges and opportunities facing leaders in Ireland in this environment and the actions they're taking to prepare their businesses for future success. "It's clear from the findings of the Barometer that many leaders are still at an...

Ireland's proposition for FDI investment remains strong, according to IDA Ireland, as it publishes mid-year results for 2024 alongside its latest Annual Report. IDA Ireland continues to deliver an exemplary performance across foreign direct investment indicators as set out in its 2021-2024 strategy Driving Recovery and Sustainable Growth, having exceeded on targets relating to the total number of investments, job approvals, regional investment and number of sustainability projects supported by the agency. In line with this performance, the first six months of this year saw IDA Ireland support 131 investments, 74 of which are planned for regional locations, enabling the future delivery of 8,900 jobs to the economy against an increasingly challenging global operating environment. New investments secured by the inward investment agency since January include Pentagon Technologies, whose state-of-the-art facility in Dundalk will create 100 jobs; automotive fleet manager Element Fleet Management that is to set up a global leasing centre in Dublin creating 70 jobs; Evernorth Health Services, which is to locate a new innovation hub in Galway that will create 100 jobs; and Motorola Solutions, who just today, announced its new global R&D Centre in Cork with plans to recruit 200 highly skilled staff to design technologies vital to the company's global footprint of customers. In addition to companies newly investing in Ireland this year, IDA Ireland has also announced a number of significant, transformative investments of scale from existing clients, such as IBM Ireland's announcement in May that it would create 800 high-value roles across its sites in Dublin, Cork and at its subsidiary Red Hat in Waterford; and Bristol Myers Squibb's $400m investment which will create 350 jobs, bringing the total number employed at its campus in Dublin to over 1,000 people. In its Annual Report 2023, IDA Ireland has called out the imperative of safeguarding the competitiveness of its client base and that of the country as the global FDI landscape becomes increasingly challenging and complex. Ireland needs to remain agile as it evolves and adapts to emerging sectors and a more dynamic and highly competitive global landscape. The agency is committed to continuing to work with stakeholders to ensure ongoing investment and development in areas such as talent, infrastructure and energy supply, which are central to the country's competitiveness and critical to continued FDI success in Ireland. Peter Burke, Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment, said: "Ireland continues to be recognised as a highly stable and attractive location for global investment. Our country has a reputation for being agile, with an economy underpinned by a dynamic ecosystem of global companies, indigenous enterprise and academia working in collaboration. Government remains committed to ensuring the right polices are in place to facilitate the development of appropriate skills, infrastructure, and innovation to facilitate strong levels of FDI into the future." Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland, said, "Ireland's proposition as a location for FDI investment remains strong. Against the backdrop of an intensely competitive global environment and the proliferation of industrial policies, it is imperative that IDA Ireland continues to attract and win new investments whilst at the same time continuing to support existing clients in their investment endeavours across the twin transition of sustainability and digitalisation. "Ireland has a track record of being nimble, demonstrating a level of agility that will be key to ensuring future success. IDA Ireland is partnering with our clients on delivering competitiveness-enhancing, transformative investments concentrating on R&D, digitalisation, sustainability and talent development to ensure the FDI pipeline remains robust." "I am very pleased to have welcomed several investments of significant scale in these areas so far this year that will ...

Slalom, the global business and technology consulting company, today announced plans to create 300 new jobs in Ireland in the next three to five years. The announcement comes as the firm signs a lease on the high-profile Waterways House in Dublin's Digital Docklands. Slalom's Irish operation, the company's 8th international market, was established a year ago, and expects to have 60 employees by the year end. The new roles will be in key growth areas, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Salesforce, Data Analytics, Business Advisory Services, and AI-enabled Change. The expansion reflects the company's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to drive business transformation and growth for its clients. "We are thrilled to announce the creation of 300 new roles in Ireland, adding to the 40 created in our first year, a testament to our commitment to invest in the talent and potential of this dynamic market," said Jane Dawson-Howe, Country Managing Director of Slalom in Ireland. "The demand from clients for the application of Gen AI to drive innovation in their operations has contributed to the rapid expansion of our Irish business over the past year and will fuel our future growth." The new Dublin base will serve as a central hub for the firm's operations in Ireland, facilitating collaboration and innovation with clients across Ireland and the UK. The move to Digital Docklands aligns with Slalom's strategy to partner closely with other organisations leading technological advancement and business innovation. "We are committed to investing in the Irish market, and our new office will act as the cornerstone of our efforts to deliver transformative AI solutions and advisory services to our clients. We are proud to be part of Dublin's thriving tech community and look forward to contributing to its continued success," added Dawson-Howe. "Our expansion in Ireland is not just about job creation; it's about building better tomorrows for our clients, our employees, and the wider community." Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment Peter Burke said, "Slalom's decision to expand its operations in Ireland with the addition of 300 new jobs underlines the importance of Ireland as a stable and attractive location for international business. I am pleased to see a large technology consultancy company recognising the benefits of locating in Ireland, and I wish Slalom every success in the future." Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland, said, "Today's announcement by Slalom confirms Ireland as a great location to commence and scale your business with our vibrant ecosystem and available talent pool. I want to congratulate Slalom and to assure them of IDA Ireland's continued support as they expand their operations in Ireland in the years ahead." As part of its commitment to unlock the benefits of AI for employees, Slalom also announced that it will equip every Slalomer in Ireland and the UK with a Microsoft Copilot licence to drive innovation and productivity across its current 520-person strong UK&I workforce.

Motorola Solutions today announced it is opening a new Research and Development Centre in Cork which is expected to generate 200 highly skilled jobs. The team will be focused on designing software for the company's comprehensive land mobile radio (LMR) portfolio, with plans for expansion across other technologies in the future. Following investments of more than $12 billion in R&D and acquisitions over the past decade, Motorola Solutions' ecosystem of technologies is centred on safety and security, with LMR representing a foundational core. The company has deployed more than 13,000 LMR networks worldwide, trusted by governments and enterprises for highly secure communications designed to work in the most extreme conditions. Modernised with broadband and advanced data applications, LMR remains at the forefront of providing public safety agencies with the communications they rely on and need. "Decade after decade, the durability of our mission-critical LMR technology helps protect those who protect us all," said Greg Brown, chairman and CEO, Motorola Solutions. "Our new centre in Cork will contribute to advancing our future vision for LMR, while building upon the collective impact of our more than 20,000 employees who are innovating what's next for our customers around the world." The investment is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. "Motorola Solutions is an iconic American company known for its work over many decades to support public safety and first responders," said U.S. Ambassador to Ireland Claire D. Cronin. "Today's announcement of its new Research and Development Centre in Cork marks a significant step forward in the company's commitment to Ireland and in further expanding its innovation footprint in technology that plays a vital role around the world to help keep people safe today and in the future. It also recognizes the highly skilled talent in Ireland and further bolsters the strong trade and investment relationships between the United States and Ireland." The new R&D Centre, planned for Cork's vibrant city centre, complements Motorola Solutions' existing footprint in Ireland, which is focused on delivering the emergency services' secure communications network, Ireland's National Digital Radio Service. "It's fantastic news that Motorola Solutions has chosen Cork City for their new global R&D Centre," said Peter Burke TD, Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment. "Regional investment is a priority for Government and the creation of 200 highly skilled jobs in R&D is a significant boost for the region. The new Centre will be a welcome addition to the already thriving city centre and will provide exciting new work opportunities for technology talent. It is encouraging to see new investments in R&D technologies, which is very much in line with our National AI and Digital strategies. I want to thank Motorola Solutions for their continued investment in Ireland and I wish all the team the best with this new venture." "This investment decision by Motorola Solutions to select Ireland and Cork as the location for their new global R&D Centre is an important vote of confidence in the technology sector," said Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland. "The company's plans to create 200 new jobs demonstrates Ireland's ability to win strategic investments from global leaders looking for a location that can provide a talented and skilled workforce and a track record in delivering innovative, and pro-business environment for multinational companies." The company embraces a people-first philosophy and encourages its 20,000+ employees to share their unique perspectives to influence new ideas, tackle challenges and make an impact. The team in Cork will join a global force of talent focused on developing communications, video security, access control, artificial intelligence and command centre technologies to help address the growing scale of safety and security challenges. Motorola Solutions' communications portfolio is...

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Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Bloomberg Tech reporter Alex Barinka joins to discuss TikTok's fight on Capitol Hill as it hopes to avoid sweeping US legislation that would force the app's parent company to sell it or face a ban. Bloomberg News markets reporter Abigail Doolittle, Bloomberg Intelligence Chief Rates Strategist Ira Jersey and Bloomberg News International Economics and Policy Correspondent Michael McKee take part in a roundtable to break down today's CPI report and what it means for the US economy and the Fed's inflation battle. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Aerospace Analyst George Ferguson and Sheila Kahyaoglu, Aerospace, Defense and Airlines analyst at Jeffries discuss Boeing's latest woes. And, Michael Lohan, chief executive officer at IDA Ireland joins to talk about the prospect for US corporate growth and foreign direct investment.  Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan, with assistance from Justin Milliner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Bloomberg Tech reporter Alex Barinka joins to discuss TikTok's fight on Capitol Hill as it hopes to avoid sweeping US legislation that would force the app's parent company to sell it or face a ban. Bloomberg News markets reporter Abigail Doolittle, Bloomberg Intelligence Chief Rates Strategist Ira Jersey and Bloomberg News International Economics and Policy Correspondent Michael McKee take part in a roundtable to break down today's CPI report and what it means for the US economy and the Fed's inflation battle. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Aerospace Analyst George Ferguson and Sheila Kahyaoglu, Aerospace, Defense and Airlines analyst at Jeffries discuss Boeing's latest woes. And, Michael Lohan, chief executive officer at IDA Ireland joins to talk about the prospect for US corporate growth and foreign direct investment.  Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan, with assistance from Justin Milliner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Lohan steps Behind The Rope.  So much has been written about, discussed and said about Michael Lohan over the years, we figured why not go right to the source to separate all the fact from fiction, dispel rumors and set many records straight.  Michael talks about the misperceptions of Hollywood and the biz, Reality TV, Celeb Rehab, famous friends and more.  Of course the convo quickly turns to daughter Lindsay - Mean Girls, her early days in the biz, reboots (yes, please!), the paparazzi, famous feuds, the media's obsession, Parent Trap, Britney and Paris, his up and down relationship with Lindsay over the years, Dina Lohan and Lindsay's life in Dubai as a Mom with Bader Shammas.  As we like to say, Michael mentions it all in a raw, open convo like you have never heard him before. @michaellohan @behindvelvetrope @davidyontef BONUS & AD FREE EPISODES Available at - www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope  BROUGHT TO YOU BY: LOLAVIE - lolavie.com/VELVET (Use Code Velvet For 15% Off Jennifer Aniston's Award Winning Hair Care) COOKUNITY - cookunity.com/VELVET (Or Enter Code VELVET Before Checkout For 50% Off Your First Order Of Chef Prepared Fresh Meals) AIRDOCTOR - airdoctorpro.com (Use Code VELVET To Save Up To $300 Off Air Purifiers and a 3 Year Warranty On Any Unit, Which Is An Additional $84)  PELOTON - onepeloton.com/bike/rentals (Wherever You're Starting, Get Moving With a Peloton Bike or Bike+ Rental.) INDEED - indeed.com/velvet (Seventy Five Dollar $75 Sponsored Job Credit To Get Your Jobs More Visibility)  JONES NATURAL CHEWS (Best Natural Treats For Your Dog - Available At a Pet Store Near You) ADVERTISING INQUIRIES - Please contact David@advertising-execs.com MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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International events are heightening uncertainty about the economic outlook; whether it's the US elections, conflict in the Middle East, high interest rates or even AI, where does our ability to to keep attracting foreign direct investment sit in all of this? We're joined by the CEO of IDA Ireland, Michael Lohan

JOINING US IS HOLLYWOOD CELEBRITY AND ADDICTION RECOVERY EXPERT, MICHAEL LOHAN, WHO MANY WILL KNOW AS THE FATHER OF ACTRESS LINDSAY LOHAN. HERE'S HERE TO PROVIDE A RARELOOK INSIDE ADDICTION. THANKS FOR BEING HERE, MICHAEL.

Michael Lohan, CEO IDA Ireland discuss their annual report, says 300,000 jobs here are a direct result of foreign investment.

Today I'm introducing you to the REAL Michael Lohan! You may know him as Lindsay Lohan's father...but he's SO MUCH MORE than that. We dive deep today to learn all about my long time friend, and we cover everything from: What it's like to be a father to 7 kids... to how Lindsay Lohan got into acting as a child, and his thoughts about being a soon-to-be first-time grandfather. He also discusses his personal relationships with his ex, Dina Lohan, and current wife Kate Lohan. Michael breaks down his season of Celebrity Rehab with costars Amy Fisher, Dwight Gooden and Jeremy Jackson. He talks about his faith and his relationship with God, his journey into the rehab treatment world, helping others and what he's working on now in the wellness industry. Most interesting of all... Michael discusses what he thinks is the most misunderstood thing about him in an enthralling, can't-miss episode! Follow Michael on Instagram! --- --- --- ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Rachel on Instagram!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ @RachelUchitelNYC Executive Producer: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Kelli Brink⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Please like, share, subscribe, and give us a 5-star review! Do you have show ideas, media requests or sponsorship opportunities? Email the show at: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠infomissunderstoodpodcast@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠gettingmarried@missunderstoodpodcast.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ if you'd like to contribute to our "Kelli's Getting Married" segment. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Watch every episode on YouTube!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ @missunderstoodpodcast ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Listen on Apple Podcasts!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

The Impact of competitiveness, corporation tax and housing shortage on FDI with Michael Lohan, Chief Executive Officer at IDA

On this week's episode of Inside Business with Ciarán Hancock, IDA chief executive Michael Lohan tells us how housing, energy supply and a ready pipeline of new talent are need to keep Foreign Direct Investment flowing into the country. Michael and EY partner Feargal de Freine discuss a new report from EY covering 44 European countries on where Ireland sits in the competition for foreign direct investment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Aidan and Noah Aaron delve into the extraordinary rise, scandal, and enduring impact of Lindsay Lohan. They discuss the plethora of movies she starred in that chronicled their childhoods and discuss her evolution from child star to the actress with the most expensive insurance deductible in the entertainment industry. Aidan and Noah take a trip down memory lane, discussing her breakthrough roles in films like "The Parent Trap”, "Freaky Friday”, Aidan's favorite “Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen” and Noah's Favorite “Herbie: Fully Loaded”. They reflect on how Lohan's talent and charm made her an instant sensation among young audiences, earning her a special place in the hearts of the Millennial and Gen Z cohorts. Of course they mention the less glamorous side of it all - the questionable parenting of her father, Michael Lohan, and the challenges she faced growing up in the spotlight. Aidan and Noah tackle the highly publicized incidents that plagued her career, including her battles with substance abuse, legal troubles, and tumultuous relationships. Overall this episode is a nostalgic, informative yet fun refresher and idolization of a Millennial icon. This is a first of a two-part episode chronicling the life of Lindsay Lohan. Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onarealnotepod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@onarealnotepod Twitter: https://twitter.com/onarealnotepod

We get the details from Michael Lohan, chief executive of IDA Ireland.

Everyone loves a good comeback story, and the subject of this episode is queen of second chances.  Lindsay Lohan went from childhood star to tabloid headline during her late teens.  She went on a spree of run-ins with the law and stints in rehab that put the likes of Robert Downey Jr. and Brittany Spears to shame.  But was this all just a string of bad decisions or was there more to the story than what we saw on TMZ and on the magazines in line at the grocery store? We'll dive into all this and a whole lot more in the Lindsay Lohan episode of AHC Podcast.     Intro Music Credits: Nck - To Be Free" is under a Creative Commons (cc-by) license Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: http://bit.ly/nck-to-be-free     Citations: Duke, A. (2012, March 29). Lindsay Lohan's troubled timeline. CNN. Retrieved April 22, 2023, from http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/28/showbiz/lohan-troubled-timeline/index.html Hearon, S. (2023, March 14). Lindsay Lohan through the years. Us Weekly. Retrieved April 22, 2023, from https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/pictures/lindsay-lohan-through-the-years/ McClain Merrill, A. (2022, March 7). The transformation of Lindsay Lohan from childhood to 35. Nicki Swift. Retrieved April 22, 2023, from https://www.nickiswift.com/790820/the-transformation-of-lindsay-lohan-from-childhood-to-35/ Wikimedia Foundation. (2023, April 22). Lindsay Lohan. Wikipedia. Retrieved April 22, 2023, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsay_Lohan Wikimedia Foundation. (2023, February 27). Bling ring. Wikipedia. Retrieved April 22, 2023, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bling_Ring Wikimedia Foundation. (2023, March 14). Michael Lohan. Wikipedia. Retrieved April 22, 2023, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Lohan

IDA Ireland and Skillnet Ireland have today announced a new collaboration between IDA Ireland's Disruptive Technologies Partnering Portal (DTTP) and The Innovation Exchange from Skillnet Ireland. The partnership has an objective to accelerate world-class partnerships between multinationals and Irish SMEs in digital, disruptive, and sustainable technology solutions that can drive enterprise competitiveness, growth, and transformation. The Innovation Exchange – DTPP collaboration provides a new business-2-business engagement framework. This framework enables multinationals to raise business challenges and needs aligned to business objectives and provides a platform for Irish SMEs to present their innovative technology-based solutions to address such. The engagement framework is enabled by the DTPP, an online searchable platform developed by IDA and Enterprise Ireland that profiles enterprise capacity and needs in digital, disruptive, and sustainable technologies, enabling companies to directly connect for partnership opportunities. In addition to the DTPP, the engagement framework will include The Innovation Exchange programme, where multinationals will voice their challenges and needs and provide an opportunity for Irish SMEs to present solutions to accelerate innovation within both the large and smaller firms. Under this framework Irish SMEs can avail of mentoring, training and other supports to build the necessary skills to position these solutions to multinationals. Skillnet Ireland will invest €5 million in The Innovation Exchange over the next 5 years to support more than 1000 businesses, while IDA will continue to offer free access to the DTPP for companies and access to a variety of supports to enable business transformation. This collaboration between Skillnet Ireland and IDA Ireland is a fantastic opportunity for Irish SMEs and multinational enterprises to work together in partnership to drive digitalisations and collaborative opportunities, utilising the best of the Irish innovative infrastructure. IDA Ireland's Michael Lohan, Head of Life Sciences and Talent Transformation & Innovation, commented: “This is a great example of the way the infrastructure works together for the benefit of enterprise. I welcome our on-going and close working partnership with Skillnet Ireland. A key objective for IDA Ireland is to engage SMEs and multinational companies for the benefit of enterprise and the economy. Irish companies are innovative and smart and are supporting our multinational community to thrive and innovate in Ireland. This is a very exciting initiative and adds huge value to the DTPP.' Skillnet Ireland's Mark Jordan, Chief Strategic Officer, said: “Our focus at Skillnet Ireland is on driving business success and enabling innovation within both multinationals and SMEs. The Innovation Exchange has been very powerful in doing exactly that, by connecting large firms seeking business solutions with SMEs that can provide them. We welcome this collaboration with IDA Ireland which will add greatly to driving innovation across a wide range of areas including digitalisation, climate and advanced manufacturing.” To find out more about The Innovation Exchange and to apply online, visit/. To learn more about the DTPP and register your enterprise profile, solution and/or need, visit/. Successful application to either programme will enable participants to avail of both initiatives.

It's Chessy, babe. Lisa Ann Walter is here. Might Know Her From Abbott Elementary, The Parent Trap, Shall We Dance?, War of the Worlds, Life's Work, Bruce Almighty, and Dance Your Ass Off. We got to talk to the great LAW about her brand new series Abbot Elementary being the toast of the 2022 television season and how the specificity of her Northeast Sicilian background really helped her and Grandma Vincenza cinch the role. We also got into how Chessy from The Parent Trap is for the queers, how Shall We Dance? inspired her dance competition series, and why she hired her own kid for War of the Worlds. You're gonna love it!     Follow us on social media @damianbellino || @rodemanne    Discussed this week Nicole Scherzinger: is she a Roxie or a Velma Hopefully previous guest Deidre Goodwin (Ep #5) who was in Chicago for a while, can tell us what celebs had the choreo adjusted for her Amray-Fay Wright has played Velma forever and also in Japan (in Japanese) Fran and Barry Weissler produce Chicago and they should give us comps at this point Abbott Elementary was created by Quinta Brunson Sheryl Lee Ralph is a duo with Lisa in Abbott, and her real life husband is a politician (PA state senator, Vincent Hughes) Sheryl Lee Ralph is the VP of the LA Local actor's union  Lisa had a standup act in the 80s and 90s that got her a sitcom, Life's Work Shall We Dance was a great showcase for Lisa's talents (Gere was a great partner) Blackpool champions were their teachers and partners Started a reality show, Dance Your Ass Off (hosted by Marissa Jaret Winokur) Lizzo has a new show, Watch Out for the Big Girls Brian Keith was gruff and sexy to Anne Nancy Meyers' 1998 remake of The Parent Trap was so so good. Lisa is iconically named “Chessy” Lindsay's parents: Dina and Michael Lohan  Nip/Tuck character goes to plastic surgeon to have g-spot engorged, then was too much Lisa was on the celebrity comedian ep of Weakest Link Lisa played “Cheryl” aka “bartender” in Spielberg's War of the Worlds. Here she is going from the audition to the red carpet for Maxim Elaine Hendrix and Lisa Ann Walter recreated the Parent Trap scene on IG Damian loves Matthew Lawrence so much