Up close, the Samuel Beckett Bridge — a cable-stayed swing bridge across the River Liffey — makes a striking impression. A corner boardroom at Ekco, the security-first managed services provider trusted by organisations including Nike and The Economist, looks directly onto the sweeping structure designed by Spanish-Swiss architect Santiago Calatrava. “What I really love about this is that the bridge was built in Rotterdam in the Netherlands,” Eoin Blacklock, the chief executive of Ekco, said. “It is from the country where we first went when we expanded outside Ireland, and when our team comes over from there, they love it.” …

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