AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTechnology & Jobs: OpenAI plans 200 Ireland-based roles at a new EU headquarters, while Irish AI firm Tines plans 100 Dublin jobs. Ericsson is moving its 1,300-person Athlone R&D hub to a purpose-built site by 2029. Business Growth: Ireland recorded 21,921 start-ups in the first nine months of 2026, up 8% year on year; manufacturing, construction and IT all grew. Farming: The Government outlined €46.2m in fertiliser supports, with payments due before year-end. Farmers must ensure purchase records are accurate by 23 October. Energy: Irish wind farms generated record electricity for September, and Elgin acquired a 40MWp solar project. Construction Safety: The CIF’s “Back to Basics” campaign runs until 23 October after eight construction-related workplace deaths so far this year. EU Budget: Ireland’s proposed 8% cut to the 2028–34 budget has drawn criticism, including concern over funding for farming and competitiveness.
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