Ireland A transatlantic business bridge
Known for its cultural richness and global diaspora, Ireland has quietly transformed into one of Europe’s most dynamic economic hubs and one of the most competitive gateways between North America and the European Union.

 

With its stable, business-friendly environment, highly educated workforce and proven track record in sectors like technology, finance or pharmaceuticals, the country offers both credibility and opportunity, and a place where policy, talent and ambition align.

IRELAND IN NUMBERS

5%

GDP Growth in 2025, outperforming most EU economies

€9.2 billion

budget surplus in 2026, doubling initial forecast

+ 3% to 4%

Wage Growth across most sectors

3.3%

expected CPI inflation

Interviews

  • "Our labor market is flexible, and we are responsive in working with businesses. Ireland also has strong fiscal stability and a generally mild climate, with fewer extremes than many other parts of Europe. In addition, we maintain strong relationships with the U.K., the E.U. and the U.S. Overall, Ire

  • "Ireland’s Food Vision 2030 is a stakeholder-led, 10-year strategy placing sustainability at the heart of our food system. It brings together farmers, processors and food and drink companies around a shared goal of making Ireland a global leader in safe, sustainable food production. "

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