A generous corporate tax environment, a skilled workforce, and market growth potential are key pull factors for international corporations set up in Ireland or looking to expand their operations here. Tipping the scale the other way: the geopolitical fallout from Brexit, the personal tax environment, reduced availability of housing options and rising accommodation costs. These push and pull factors were the top lines to come out of the 2019 edition of the IDA’s biennial survey of client companies released into the public domain in mid-June. The development agency has surveyed companies for more than two decades to understand what continues…

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