Ireland is a small agile economy. It benefits from the ability of the Government and policy-makers to adopt and implement policy relatively quickly and to make changes where required. In this environment decision-makers, civil servants and agency management have been able to adopt and increasingly lead international good practice.
As a result Ireland has successfully transitioned from a mainly agricultural economy in the 20th Century to a global centre in the 21st Century. Today Ireland has developed globally renowned clusters in aerospace and aviation, medical devices, ICT, pharmaceuticals, agrifood and tourism. The majority of the world’s top companies in software, ICT, Medical Technology, Pharmaceuticals and Financial Services now call Ireland home.
Read more about Ireland’s economic transformation here - Irish success story