Biotech, Biosciences and Biopharmaceutical Companies in Ireland.

Aalto Bio Reagents, Dublin: supplies a broad range of purified human proteins; polyclonal antisera; purified monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies; fungal, protozoan, bacterial and viral antigens; and disease state plasma for in-vitro diagnostic application. The company commenced operations in May 1979 to meet the growing biological raw material needs of the in-vitro diagnostics industry.

Abbott Ireland Diagnostics Division (AIDD), Dublin: Established in Ireland in 1994, 2003 saw the announcement of a Euro115 million investment by AIDD in a greenfield site in Longford and expansion to the existing facility in Sligo creating a total of approximately 850 new jobs across all disciplines over the next five years.

ActexPharm, Dublin: supports pharmaceutical, chemical and food ingredient companies in sourcing and market global intelligence.

Aerogen, Galway: emerging specialty pharmaceutical company dedicated to improving patients' lives by providing innovative inhaled drug products to advance the treatment of respiratory disorders and chronic diseases.

AGI Therapeutics is focused on developing new improved drug therapies for gastrointestinal diseases and disorders. The company applies its KMET development model to identify existing drugs or 'known molecular entities' with established safety profiles which can be developed and clinically differentiated for gastrointestinal indications. The KMET model allows the company to more quickly establish the efficacy profile of its candidates for the target gastrointestinal indications. We are developing a portfolio of product candidates for the treatment of a range of gastrointestinal conditions, spanning the three major categories, namely:Functional Disorders Acid Disorders, Inflammatory Diseases

Alimentary Health is focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of proprietary treatments for gastrointestinal disorders and other inflammatory conditions.

Alltech, Meath: research, develop and manufacture natural ingredients (enzymes, plant extracts etc) as nutritional feedstuffs for livestock & poultry; and for use in alcohol and food production. The company HQ is in Kentucky, USA and manufacturing is conducted in plants in USA, Canada, Mexico, UK & Serbia. The company's 'European Bioscience Research and Marketing Center' is located in Ireland, and the Irish facility also includes a separate quality control and development laboratory and a state-of-the-art blending and packaging machine.

Alltracel Pharmaceuticals PLC, Dublin: An innovative bio-pharmaceutical company specialising in medical devices and compounds, which control bleeding and accelerate the natural healing process efficiently. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland and with an R&D subsidiary in the Czech Republic, Alltracel was founded in 1996 and listed on London's Alternative Investment Market in July 2001.

Almac, Graigavon, Ireland:Provides world-class integrated research, development and manufacturing services to over 600 companies, including all the market leaders within the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors.

Alpha Technologies, Dublin: Ireland and Northern Ireland's most innovative supplier of scientific, medical, environmental and process instrumentation and consumables. Alpha Technologies is an ISO 9001/2000 registered company and is synonymous with advanced technologies across our areas of interest. Our portfolio has expanded over the years and we now represent many established world leading manufacturers. We also introduce new companies with emerging technologies to the Irish market from around the world.

Archport is a knowledge based company and as such we also act as consultants and GMP trainers. In association with the National Institute for Cellular Biotechnology (NICB) organise lectures, workshops, hands on training and site visits for state and private enterprises . Our team has an impressive collective knowledge on many aspects of the biopharma industry, including process optimisation, validation and regulatory issues.

Biotrin Holdings Ltd, Dublin, Ireland: Medical Diagnostics, novel and proprietary tests for the clinician and research scientist, biomarkers for detecting renal and hepatic injury, toxicology, transplantation, nephrology, diabetes, hepatology and basic research.

Cellix Ltd,  Institute of Molecular Medicine, Dublin, Ireland: An instrumentation company provides new and exciting microfluidic technology based solution in the areas of drug discovery, diagnostics and medical research. Microarray.

Elan Corporation plc, Dublin,Ireland: neuroscience-based biotechnology company that is focused on discovering, developing, manufacturing and marketing advanced therapies in neurology, autoimmune diseases, and severe pain.

Opsona Therapeutics Ltd, Dublin, Ireland:Human Therapeutics, Designing, preparing and delivering molecules in order to modulate the immune system and prevent inflammation and autoimmune disease.



Centers, Institutes, Parks, Foundations, Organizations and Associations of Biotech Related In Ireland
Biotechnology Ireland: Trade Organization. working across the academic-industry interface in three key technology areas biotechnology, informatics and industrial technologies

Dublin Molecular Medicine Centre, Dublin, Ireland:The DMMC represents a highly focused research partnership in the life sciences between the University College Dublin (UCD), Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). A network of affiliated hospitals provides the setting for accelerated translational bioscience.

Irish BioIndustry Association, Dublin,Ireland:Trade Organization. The main aim of IBIA is to promote, support and encourage the further development of the multinational and indigenous biotech sector in Ireland.

UCD Conway Institute of Biomolecular and Biomedical Research, University College Dublin,Dublin, Ireland:The research programme at UCD Conway Institute focuses on biological molecules, examining how individual molecules contribute to the normal operation of our cells and organs, and how this is disrupted by disease.