Electronics and Technology
- Apple inc. - Located in Hollyhill, Cork City
- Amazon.com - World's largest online retailer, Located in Dublin
- Baltimore Technologies - (Renamed to Oryx International Growth Fund Quoted on LSE)
- Cisco - located in Oranmore, Co. Galway
- Cúram Software - produces Social Enterprise Management software
- DCC - (Quoted on ISE & LSE)
- Dell Ireland - (Subsidiary of Dell, quoted on NASDAQ)
- Ebay - located in Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
- EMC Ireland - Subsidiary of EMC Corporation
- Facebook | EMEA HQ - located in Barrow Street, Dublin
- Glen Dimplex - Manufacturer of consumer electrical goods
- Google Ireland - located in Ringsend, Dublin 4
- Havok - acquired by Intel Corporation
- Horizon Technologies - (Quoted on ISEQ & LSE)
- Just-eat - Located on O'Connell Street, Dublin 1
- IBM - (Quoted on NYSE www.ibm.com/ie)
- Intel Ireland - (Subsidiary of Intel, quoted on NASDAQ)
- LinkedIn - Dublin office located at Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
- Microsoft Ireland - (Subsidiary of Microsoft, quoted on NASDAQ)
- Norkom Technologies - (quoted on LSE)
- Openet - produces software for the Telecoms Industry
- Oracle - Oracle EMEA Limited based at East Point Business Park Fairview Dublin 3
- IONA Technologies - (Acquired by Progress Software in 2008)
- Salesforce.com - SFDC Ireland Ltd. based in The Atrium Sandyford Business Park, Dublin 18, Ireland
- Symantec Ireland
- Xilinx FPGA and EDA Tool Company
- Zamano - Quoted on AIM
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