Business Insights from Dublin
Technology, leadership, investment and business growth insights for companies operating in or expanding to Ireland.
Why Dublin 2 Is Still Ireland's Premier Business Address
A look at what actually makes Dublin 2 the default choice for client-facing, legal and financial-services companies establishing an Irish base.
Why Dublin 2 Remains One of Dublin's Most Important Business Districts
Dublin 2 includes some of the city's most recognisable commercial streets and squares, Baggot St, St Stephen's Green, Merrion Square, Fitzwilliam Square and Lower Baggot Street pl…
How to choose a serviced office in 2026
01 — Start with location For businesses that regularly meet clients, investors, advisers or partners, the address still matters. Dublin 2 remains one of the most established busin…
Serviced Offices in Dublin 2: What's Included and What They Really Cost in 2026
A practical breakdown of Dublin 2 serviced office pricing by team size, what's included in the monthly fee, and where hidden costs hide in 2026.
Ireland's Updated Critical Skills List: What Employers Need to Know in 2026
Ireland's updated Critical Skills Occupations List (13 May 2026) reshapes hiring for growing businesses.
Private Office or Traditional Lease? A Practical Guide for Growing Dublin Teams
A clear framework to help growing Dublin teams choose between a flexible private office and a traditional commercial lease.
Irish Company Exports Reach a Record EUR 38.86 Billion
Enterprise Ireland-supported companies reached a record EUR 38.86 billion in exports — a strong signal of Irish business ambition.
How to Organise a Successful Board Meeting in Dublin
A practical checklist for organising a professional, confidential and well-run board meeting in central Dublin.
AI Adoption in Ireland Has More Than Doubled: What It Means for Growing Businesses
Artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to practical business use across the Irish economy.
Intel's EUR 5 Billion Investment Signals a New Phase for Ireland's Technology Economy
Intel's EUR 5 billion Leixlip investment reinforces Ireland's position in advanced semiconductor manufacturing and AI infrastructure.