Business

Dublin is open for business.

With world-class conference facilities, a business-friendly climate, and a talented workforce, it is not surprising that Dublin is becoming a city of choice for international firms looking for an international base for their operations. In recent years, Facebook, Microsoft, Ancestry.com, eBay, PayPal, Twitter and many others have all settled in and around Dublin.

Our economy was ranked 91st in the world in terms of the size of its GDP (PriceWaterhouseCoopers). Despite the international economic downturn, foreign direct investment in Dublin is continuing to increase showing international and investor confidence in the city. In fact, Dublin was one of the top 5 city destinations for foreign direct investment.

Our world-class facilities make the difference.

Completed in 2010, the Dublin Convention Centre has gained a strong reputation for service delivery. The iconic glass and steel building is also an innovator, being the first carbon neutral convention centre in the world. With 22 meeting rooms, a 2,000-seat auditorium, a 4,500 square metre exhibition and banqueting space, and room for 8,000 people, the facility is adaptable for any event, convention or conference.

Dublin also at the doorstep of boundless recreation and entertainment opportunities for the city’s workforce, and is home to a friendly and welcoming population. Dublin airport is one of the world’s busiest, with nearly 100 airlines serving approximately 170 destinations. The city also has a wealth of visitors’ attractions, and within minutes of the city centre, visitors can enjoy off-road driving, surfing, sailing, hiking, horseback riding, golf, and other outdoor activities.