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Animal medicines company purchases Rathdrum siteThe world's largest manufacturer of animal medicines and vaccines has bought the former MSD pharmaceutical plant in Rathdrum, Co Wicklow. US-based company Zoetis, which already operates two sites in Ireland, confirmed to RTÉ News this evening it has completed the acquisition of the 84-acre site in ...

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Brexit hurdles won't affect Ireland's efforts to attract new companies: Official from CNBC.

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Science Foundation Ireland invests €43m in 26 projects Science Foundation Ireland's Director General Professor Mark Ferguson A total of €43m is set to be invested in 26 research projects by Science Foundation Ireland. The money, provided under the Investigators Programme, is aimed at helping some of the best researchers here to advance important...

Enterprise Ireland's CEO Julie Sinnamon says getting ready for Brexit is key for Irish companies Enterprise Ireland is holding its International Markets Week at the RDS today. The event sees the state agency bring home many of its markets advisors - staff posted across the globe who help Irish firms exporting or companies who are thinking of set...

Zika virus used to treat aggressive brain cancer By Michelle RobertsHealth editor, BBC News online A harmful virus that can cause devastating brain damage in babies could offer up a surprising new treatment for adult brain cancer, according to US scientists. Until now, Zika has been seen only as a global health threat - not a remedy. But the lat...