InterTradeIreland has built up an in-depth knowledge of the cross-border market over the past 20 years, through research, collaboration and case studies, so is in a strong position to provide valuable intelligence on all-island opportunities, regulation, market trends to both policy makers and business, to help inform decision making and strategic thinking.
How We Provide Cross-Border Insights
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Research and Publications
Visit our Knowledge Base to access detailed research, publications and reports on key cross-border business topics, with particular reference to the business development environment across the island of Ireland.Visit our Knowledge Base -
All-Island Business Monitor
A comprehensive quarterly all-island survey tracking economic indicators such as business position, sales employment and other topical issues.Read More -
Trade Statistics
The latest picture on cross-border trade in both Ireland and Northern Ireland.Read More -
Blog
Our staff and industry experts deliver opinion on trade, innovation, funding and Brexit matter, across the island of Ireland.Read More
Latest Blog Articles
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Q&A with Dr Lawrence Dooley, on the benefits of the Thrive – SME Innovation ProgrammeDr Lawrence Dooley Senior Lecturer in Enterprise and Innovation at University College Cork. Dr Lawrence Dooley answers some critical questions and discusses the opportunities companies can avail of by participating in the Thrive - SME Innovation programme.
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Navigating your business in 2023: four things to knowWith a great deal of uncertainty in the wider economy, here are four things for your business to keep in mind to have a solid strategy in place for 2023 and beyond.
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Benefits of Digitalisation for SMEsIn today’s dynamic business environment there is no doubt that the demand for SMEs to adopt digital technologies is ever-increasing. Pressure from competitors, suppliers, and indeed customers exist, all demanding changes in how SMEs deliver their goods and services. So where does such a journey begin for companies in Ireland and Northern Ireland and is it worth it?
