Gateway to innovation
A track record for innovation, diverse opportunities and an idyllic location are among the reasons Shannon-based firms and educational institutions are known the world over
Employing 8,000 people across 170 companies, the Shannon Free Zone has evolved beyond its early origins to become a linchpin of the Irish economy.
Built on innovation, Shannon continues to evolve, bolstered by strong private and public sector collaboration, a healthy talent pool and the proximity of vital educational resources, including the University of Limerick.
Mary Considine, acting chief executive at Shannon Group, sees innovation as a key part of Shannon’s “DNA”.
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