Technology breakthrough helps refrigeration and data centre sectors meet climate goals
Irish company Exergyn has developed approach to avoid high costs of heating and cooling systems
Medtech
‘I wanted to buy a boat to rent out to people as a kind of Airbnb business’
Me & My Money: Tim Jones, co-founder and chief executive of SymPhysis Medical
Irish-founded medtech firm HealthBeacon injects hope into tariff-hit US rescuer
Flagship product is a smart sharps bin and an app that helps patients stick to injection schedules at home
Irish companies using cutting-edge technology to help patients manage their illnesses at home
Medtech companies based in Ireland are at the forefront of the movement towards more home care
Johnson & Johnson warns pharma tariffs could cause drug shortages
Top drugmaker sticks to forecasts as earnings beat expectations but pencils in $400m hit from tariff impact on medical device business
Enterprise Ireland companies create record job numbers during 2024
Ahead of new US administration, company support agency said it would stay clear of politics
Galway medtech company Aerogen to create 725 new jobs with €300m investment
Founder John Power shrugs off suggestion of tariff threat from incoming US president
Who is behind Fire1 and how does its device help with the management of heart failure?
Irish medtech company claims its technology enables patients to monitor and control their fluid volume themselves with a device at home
Medtech group Integer opens new €27m Galway facility
Group has also completed a €54m capital investment in its facility in New Ross, Co Wexford
HealthBeacon races to find major investor or buyer in fight for survival
Company has said it only has enough cash to keep trading until last week of October
Fully let Galway office investment at €5.5m offers buyer 7.7% yield
Building at Parkmore East Business and Technology Park generating €470,000 annually from strong tenant
Boston Scientific to create 300 jobs with €100m investment in Galway plant
US medtech giant plans to add 40,000 square feet of manufacturing space at Ballybrit campus
‘Ireland has a strong international reputation for life sciences’
Why Ireland is an attractive home for the world’s life science companies
Branching out: The businesses tapping into the regional advantage
Dublin will remain an international hub, but investors are increasingly looking outside the capital
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