Game makers losing their patience with government
An action plan for jobs in the gaming sector made bold promises in 2011, but with Britain stealing a march on tax incentives, insiders say Ireland needs to get back in the game
In 2011, David Sweeney, an influential figure with 20 years of experience as an entertainment industry lawyer, arranged to fly the heads of some of the world’s top digital games companies to Dublin. The occasion was the launch of Games Ireland, a support and networking body for a flourishing national industry, co-founded by Sweeney.
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