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Ireland Implements Tax Reform to Encourage Entrepreneurship
Martin Shanahan, CEO of the IDA Ireland, mentioned in a press interview, "If we (Ireland) have any experience to share, I think an important point is to make your country a place where it is easy to do business." Investors immigrating to Ireland choose the country due to its vibrant economic environment. Recently, the Irish business organization IBEC...
Immigrate to Ireland: Entering the 'Silicon Valley of Europe'
When mentioning Ireland, people often think of its renowned writers and poets, such as George Bernard Shaw, W.B. Yeats, Samuel Beckett, and Seamus Heaney, all of whom are Nobel Prize winners in Literature. However, Ireland's reputation as the 'Silicon Valley of Europe' is even more prominent. As a small country with a population of only 4.5 million, Ireland is home to over 60 travel technology companies, making it truly the global capital of travel technology. Immigrating to Ireland, the entrepreneurial army can enter the 'Silicon Valley of Europe'...
Inaugural Meeting of the Irish Association for Chinese Teaching Held
In recent years, the number of Chinese investors immigrating to Ireland has been increasing. As the cultural, economic, and trade relations between China and Ireland continue to develop more closely, there is an urgent demand for higher education institutions in Ireland to research, study, and promote Chinese culture and language. Recently, Chinese Ambassador to Ireland Xu Jianguo was invited to attend and deliver a speech at the inaugural meeting of the Irish Association for Chinese Teaching.
Guide to Undergraduate Study Abroad in Ireland
Ireland is known as the "Silicon Valley of Europe," with software development being one of its most representative industries. Many software research and development centers from various countries in Europe and around the world are established in Ireland. The computer science major is the most popular undergraduate program in Irish universities. Additionally, the education levels in fields such as medicine, engineering, accounting, finance, economics, bioengineering, and hotel management rank among the best in the world, providing graduates with strong competitiveness in the international talent market, especially in Europe. Many parents immigrate to Ireland to allow their children to benefit from its leading education system. What are the requirements for studying undergraduate programs in Ireland? Below, we will provide an explanation for you.
Ireland to Build Facebook's Sixth Data Center
Known as the "Silicon Valley of Europe," Ireland has attracted numerous leading international technology companies to invest in data centers over the past few years, thanks to its unique geographical advantages, talent pool, research investment, and government support. For overseas investors focused on the information and communications industry, immigrating to Ireland is an excellent choice.
The Surge in Data Center Construction in Ireland
Ireland's information and communication technology sector is one of the most internationally competitive core industries globally, with data centers being one of the hottest areas. In recent years, many large international technology companies have invested in building data centers in Ireland. Ireland possesses unique advantages in high-speed network construction, construction and maintenance costs, data protection policies, favorable tax rates, and talent reserves, attracting numerous investors to immigrate to Ireland…
Ireland's Total Tax Revenue Increased in 2015
"Making your country an easy place to do business" is the experience that allowed Ireland to overcome the European debt crisis and achieve economic recovery. As a small country, Ireland recognized that, compared to other European nations, it lacked the strong domestic demand to support local economic development. However, the pillar of Ireland's economy has never been domestic consumption.
Ireland's Corrib Gas Field Begins Production
Ireland's natural resources are not limited to land-based assets; it is also a maritime nation with exceptionally rich, yet underutilized, marine resources. For investors immigrating to Ireland, the Irish marine economy represents a well-preserved national asset with numerous opportunities awaiting development.
Ireland Launches the "Five-Year Innovation Plan"
In the 2015 Global Innovation Index, Ireland jumped to become the eighth most innovative economy in the world. Ireland's efforts in innovation have finally paid off, but to solidify its position in the global economy and promote sustained economic prosperity, it relies on the government's innovation support policies.
Introduction to Computer Science Programs in Ireland
Ireland is known as the "Silicon Valley" of Europe and is the world's largest software exporter, with a highly developed information industry. Its programs in computer science, information systems, software engineering, telecommunications engineering, and electronic engineering are at the world's leading level. Immigrating to Ireland to study computer science is highly beneficial for employment. Currently, tech giants such as IBM, HP, Microsoft, Intel, and Google have all established their European headquarters in Ireland...
Irish consumers are the most active in cross-border online shopping
Ireland has been ranked by Forbes as the best country for business and possesses a highly ideal investment environment, making immigration to Ireland a top choice for many overseas investment immigrants. In the past, the United States was the primary source of foreign investment in Ireland, but in recent years, Chinese enterprises have strengthened their investment in Ireland, making the country a base for China to enter the European market.
Ireland to Deploy Drones to Assist in Disaster Relief
According to a report by The Irish Times on November 9, the Dublin Fire Brigade is nearing the completion of its drone operational deployment and is expected to put them into active service by the end of 2015. These unmanned aerial vehicles will be primarily responsible for gathering critical intelligence on fires and other emergency situations. Currently, six members of the Dublin Fire Brigade are undergoing training to operate the drones.