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* [[Irish Life and Permanent]] - (Quoted on [[Irish Stock Exchange|ISE]] & [[London Stock Exchange|LSE]])
* [[Irish Life and Permanent]] - (Quoted on [[Irish Stock Exchange|ISE]] & [[London Stock Exchange|LSE]])
* [[Irish Nationwide Building Society]]
* [[Irish Nationwide Building Society]]
Keystone Insurance - The Premier Supplier of Construction Insurance Solutions to the Irish Construction Industry. [http://www.keystone.ie/]
* [[Keystone Insurance]] [http://www.keystone.ie Keystone Insurance - The Premier Supplier of Construction Insurance Solutions to the Irish Construction Industry][http://www.keystone.ie/]
* [[National Irish Bank]]† and [[Northern Bank]]† (subsidiaries of [[Danske Bank]], quoted on [[Copenhagen Stock Exchange]])
* [[National Irish Bank]]† and [[Northern Bank]]† (subsidiaries of [[Danske Bank]], quoted on [[Copenhagen Stock Exchange]])
* [[Ulster Bank]]† - subsidiary of [[Royal Bank of Scotland]], quoted on [[London Stock Exchange|LSE]])
* [[Ulster Bank]]† - subsidiary of [[Royal Bank of Scotland]], quoted on [[London Stock Exchange|LSE]])

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The following page lists Irish companies or subsidiaries according to their sector. It deals primarily with companies in the Republic of Ireland, though also lists companies from Northern Ireland which are registered and regulated separately.

About companies in Ireland

Irish companies fall into three categories:

  • Private limited companies, which carry the suffix "Limited" (Ltd) or "Teoranta" (Teo), and whose shares are privately held.
  • Public limited companies, which carry the suffix "plc" or "cpt" and whose shares may be listed on a stock exchange. Where this is the case, it is noted in this article.
  • Company Limited by Guarantee, this type of company has members, not shareholders, as such generally limited to trade associations and not-for-profit bodies.

Companies in the Republic of Ireland must be registered with the Companies Registration Office, and comply with the provisions of the Companies Acts. Companies in Northern Ireland must be registered with the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment's Companies Registry. Certain Northern Ireland organisations are dealt with on a UK-wide basis and are dealt with by Companies House.

Some entries on this list may be statutory corporations - a business form governed by a board appointed by an Irish Government minister under a particular piece of legislation - not formally companies as such, but are effectively treated as such and are included on this list as they are usually large business. For more details on this form of governance, see state-sponsored bodies of the Republic of Ireland.

Some mutual bodies, such as building societies, are also included on this list.

Some entries such as O2 Ireland and Intel Ireland are subsidiaries of foreign companies. These subsidiaries are listed because the Irish economy is significantly dependent on foreign companies in comparison to other nations and these multinational companies are major Irish employers and tax contributors - Intel employs over 5000 people.

Banks/Financial Institutions

IIB Bank (subsidiary of KBC Bank).

† One of the Big Four

See also: Laser

Consumer Goods/Food

Construction

Electronics/Technology

Exploration/Extraction

Electricity

Hotels

Media

See also: Media in Ireland

Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology

Retailers

Restaurants/Cafes

Software

Telecoms/Communications

See also: Communications in Ireland

Transport

See also Transport in Ireland

Airlines/Ferries

Bus/Rail

Others

See also

source: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Irish_companies&diff=130103087&oldid=130102609

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