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Full coverage: Pharmaceuticals

“Consistency is crucial”: Pharma firms trying to shape Ireland’s “evolving” stance on new EU rules

Ireland hosts several international pharmaceutical giants and the companies are keen to get their voices heard in Brussels via Ireland.

Jonathan Keane
21st Oct, 2024 - 4 min read

KPMG appointed administrators of €25m-funded Phion Therapeutics

Founded by the North’s first Chief Scientific and Technology Adviser Professor Helen McCarthy, Phion Therapeutics had a pipeline of exciting treatments. But now administrators have been appointed to the firm, which is backed by a Hong Kong top-40 pharmaceutical company.

Tom Lyons
30th Sep, 2024 - 1 min read

Major US engineering firm scoops up Cork’s Dornan to push into Europe

Turner Construction Company has acquired the Cork-based engineering group to gain access to its sizeable data centre and pharma projects around Europe.

Jonathan Keane
24th Jul, 2024 - 2 min read

Results season in the new normal: Rewinding the week that was

Irish PLCs are revealing what their businesses looks like in a year when no new virus, variant or war raised its head to disrupt them. It would be very rosy were it not for the stubbornly high interest rates.

Thomas Hubert
3rd Mar, 2024 - 4 min read

ICT and pharma thrive again as they shake off the slowdown hangovers

The twin engines of the Irish economy were sputtering amid lay-offs and contractions. They are firing once again, fuelled by research and technology.

Stephen Kinsella
8th Feb, 2024 - 5 min read

Endo International: Irish lawsuits and an $8 billion restructuring

Irish headquartered Endo is seeking approval for a twin track US-Irish insolvency package. Globally, the group has been subject to thousands of lawsuits over opioid and mesh products, including proceedings in Ireland.

Francesca Comyn
29th Jan, 2024 - 4 min read

Pfizer drives €1bn drop in corporation tax revenue

The Department of Finance’s reference to weak pharmaceutical exports identifies the US pharma multinational as the latest contributor to the fall in corporation tax receipts below last year’s level for the first 10 months of 2023.

Thomas Hubert
3rd Nov, 2023 - 2 min read

Less than two years after its first examinership, Mallinckrodt is set to seek bankruptcy protection in Ireland once again

The pharmaceutical group has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in the US for the second time in two years, with its Dublin HQ and IP centre due to follow suit here this week.

Thomas Hubert
18th Sep, 2023 - 2 min read

The green jersey – Part 3: Why has the US stood by while big tech and big pharma Irish-shored so much of its tax base?

No one really thinks that Ireland’s €250 billion domestic economy is generating €200 billion in profits for American multinational firms. To recover its tax base, the US should reform its own rules.

Brad Setser
14th Sep, 2023 - 6 min read

The promises and pitfalls of 21st-century psychedelic therapy

The potential of magic mushrooms to help people suffering from severe depression, PTSD and anorexia in a novel way has moved from low-key scientific studies to a point where regulatory approval may be on the horizon. Irish practitioners and businesses have entered this race, but many questions remain.

Rosanna Cooney
7th Aug, 2023 - 14 min read
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