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IRISH LIFE SCIENCES Directory ©Enterprise Ireland December ‘10 - (251R) The IRISH LIFE SCIENCES Directory ©Enterprise Ireland December ‘10 - (251R) The see map underneathπ IrIsh The LIfe scIences www.enterprise-ireland.com Irish Life Sciences Directory Ireland is a globally recognised centre of excellence in the Life Sciences industry. Directory This directory highlights the opportunities open to international companies to partner and do business with world-class Irish enterprises. Funded by the Irish Government under the National Development Plan, 2007-2013 see map overleaf ∏ Irish Life Sciences Companies Donegal Roscommon Itronik Interconnect Ltd. ANSAmed Moll Industries Ireland Ltd. Wiss Medi Teo. Westmeath Arran Chemical Co Ltd. Leitrim Cavan Univet Ltd. Mayo M&V Medical Devices Ltd. Vistamed Ltd. Louth LLR-G5 Ltd Mergon Healthcare AmRay Medical Ovagen Group Ltd. Technical Engineering Bellurgan Precision Engineering Ltd. Precision Wire Components & Tooling Services Ltd. ID Technology Ltd. Trend Technologies Mullingar Ltd. Millmount Healthcare Ltd. New Era Packaging Ltd. Sligo Ovelle Ltd. Arrotek Medical Ltd. Letterkenny Derry Uniblock Ltd. Avenue Mould Solutions Ltd. Donegal iNBLEX Plastics Ltd Donegal Northern Galway ProTek Medical Ltd. Aerogen Ltd. SL Controls Ltd. Ireland Belfast Longford Anecto Ltd. Socrates Finesse Medical Ltd. APOS TopChem Laboratories Ltd. Avonmed Healthcare Ltd. TopChem Pharmaceutcals Ltd. Bio Medical Research Enniskillen Monaghan Meath BSM Ireland Ltd. Leitrim Newry ArcRoyal Ltd. Cambus Medical Sligo Monaghan Ballina Sligo Kells Stainless Ltd. Cappella Medical Devices Ltd. Cavan Carrick-on-Shannon Novachem Corporation Ltd. Caragh Precision Dundalk Cavan Offaly Chanelle Medical Castlebar Louth Chanelle Pharamaceuticals Europharma Concepts Ltd. Mayo Roscommon Manufacturing Ltd. Westport Longford Drogheda Midland Bandages Ltd. Clada Medical Devices Roscommon Steripack Medical Packaging Longford Meath Complete Laboratory Solutions Contech Ireland Dublin Athlone Creagh Medical Limited Mullingar AGI Therapeutics Plc. W estmeath Creganna-Tactx Dublin Airmid Health Group Ltd. Clare Galway Crospon Ltd. Allergy Standards Group AIP Thermoform Galway Dublin Custom Equipments Offaly Tullamore Altascience Packaging Ltd. Kildare Solutions Ltd. Bray Argutus Medical Ltd. DMC Medical Ltd. Kildare Dawnlough Ltd. Portlaoise Ardmac Gentian Services Ltd. Wicklow Embricon Ltd. Automsoft Reagecon Laois eMedia Wicklow Barclay Crop Protection Smithstown Light Ennis Clare Galway Tool and Berand Ltd. Engineering Ltd. Mould Ltd. Carlow BiancaMed Ltd. TOG Orthotics Kilkenny Carlow Hospicode Ltd. Shannon Thurles Bimeda International Ltd. Limerick Biosensia Hygeia Chemicals Ltd. Tipperary Vitalograph Brentech Data Systems Irish Micro Mouldings Ltd. Limerick Kilkenny Enniscorthy Tipperary Carl Stuart Limited (Lab Unlimited) M&M Qualtech Ltd. Wexford Marvao Medical Newcastle West Clonmel Catalent Pharma Solutions New Ross Cellix Ltd. Devices Ltd. Tralee Wexford neoSurgical Ltd Waterford Celtic Catalysts Ltd. Mitchelstown Tramore Novate Medical Waterford Rosslare Centric Health Killarney Mallow Harbour Clinical Trial Endpoint Ltd. Proxy Biomedical Ltd. Dungarvan Syncrophi Colorman (Ireland) Ltd. Cork Kildare Synecco Kerry Creme Kenmare Cork Ash Technologies Ltd. Vigisoft Ltd. dabl® Enfer Vysera Biomedical Ltd. Dakota Packaging Ltd. Interchem (Ireland) Ltd. Wayglen Ltd. DMF Systems Irish Equine Centre Zerusa Ltd. DPS Engineering & Construction Ltd. Tridelta Enzolve Technologies Ltd. TRM Tipperary Fannin Healthcare HKPB Scientific Ltd. Faulkner Packaging Kerry Foran Chemicals Ltd. Bioatlantis Ltd. Technopath Wicklow Trustwater Haptica Ltd. MetPro Ltd. Advanced Surgical Helix Health Ltd. Pulselearning Ltd. Concepts Ltd. 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Kilkenny Shannon Microcoil Ltd. Ireland Ltd. Compliance & Risks Ltd. Consort Case Co (Ireland) Ltd. Takumi Precision Multiprint Labels CompuCal Software Solutions Dunreidy Engineering Ltd. Engineering Ltd. Newport Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Crest Solutions Ltd. Vivartes Ocuco Ltd. EHA Soft Solutions Oneview EnBio Ltd. Opsona Therapeutics Ltd. Epi-Light Ltd. Orbis Information Systems Ltd. Flow Technology Ltd. Ove Arup & Partners Ireland, T/A Arup GxP Systems Ltd. Pharmatrin Ltd. Longhaul Technologies Ltd. PMI Software Ltd. Luxcel Biosciences Ltd. Pressco Ltd. Micro-Bio (Irl) Ltd. Prodieco Pharmaceutical PPL Biomechanics Components PR Eurochem Protectas Health Ltd. PT Technologies Europe Real Regulatory Ltd. Qumas Ltd. Realtime Technologies Ltd. Seabrook Research Ltd. Reconcile Engineering SensL Technologies Ltd. Rice Steele Manufacturing Ltd. Softtrace Ltd. S3 Group Ltd. Statistical Solutions Ltd. Sealpack Ltd. Zenith Technologies Ltd. Sensormind Sigmoid Pharma Ltd. Ireland Sláinte Technologies Sona Nutrition Ltd. Sota Orthopaedics The Perigord Group Trulife Ltd. Two-Ten Health Ltd. Valentia Technologies Ltd. Vasorum Venn Life Sciences Ltd Westgate Biological Ltd. Xeolas Pharmaceuticals Foreign Direct Investment Companies (FDI) Donegal Westmeath Abbott Ireland - Diabetes Care Abiomed Athlone Ltd. Biocept Laboratories Europe Ltd. Athlone Optical Boston Scientific (IVT) Elan Pharma Ltd. Medisize Donegal Healthcare Ltd. Zeus Industrial Products (Ireland) Ltd. Innocoll Pharmaceuticals Roscommon Sligo KCI Inc. Abbott Ireland Athlone Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Taconic International Ltd. Harmac Medical Products Ltd. Abbott Ireland Diagnostics Teleflex Medical Europe Ltd. Abbott Ireland Innocoll Technologies Ltd. Tyco Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Operation (AIPO) Utah Medical Products Ltd. Abbott Nutrition Ltd. Amcor Flexible Sligo Ltd. Monaghan B Braun Hospicare Ltd. Norbrook Manufacturing Ltd. Fort Dodge Laboratories Ireland Ltd. Longford Hospira Sligo Letterkenny Abbott Ireland Stiefel Laboratories (Ireland) Ltd. Derry B Braun Longford Donegal Donegal Northern Louth Mayo Belfast BBE Healthcare Baxter Healthcare SA Ireland Becton Dickinson & Co Ltd. Fort Wayne Metals Ireland Ltd. Hollister ULC Meath Isotron Westport Ltd. Enniskillen Monaghan All-Technology Leitrim (Ireland) Ltd. Monaghan Newry Sligo Welch Allyn Ltd. Galway Ballina Sligo Cavan Beckman Coulter Carrick-on-Shannon Biomedical Ltd. Dundalk Offaly Castlebar Cavan Beckman Coulter Ireland Inc. Louth Boston Scientific Tullamore Ltd. BioMoniter Ltd. Mayo Roscommon Drogheda GeneMedix Plc. Boston Scientific Ireland Ltd. Westport Longford Roscommon Isotron Ireland Ltd. Brivant Medical Engineering Longford Meath Tyco Healthcare Ireland Ltd. Cardinal Health Goodman Medical Athlone Mullingar Dublin Labcoat Ltd. W estmeath Dublin Medtronic Vascular Galway Ltd. Galway Astellas Ireland Co. Ltd. Merit Medical Ireland Ltd. Galway Dublin B Braun Medical Limited Offaly Tullamore Becton Dickinson Insulin Syringe Ltd. Nelipak Thermoforming Kildare Bray BioUetikon Ireland Ltd. Kildare Portlaoise Biovail Star Guide - Europe Wicklow Transitions Optical Ltd. Laois Forest Laboratories Wicklow Ireland Ltd. Tyco Healthcare Ennis Clare Ulbrich Precision Metals Ltd. Gerard Laboratories Ltd. Carlow Helsinn Birex Pharmaceuticals USCI Japan Limited Kilkenny Carlow Shannon Thurles Helsinn Chemicals Ireland Ltd. Limerick Tipperary Ipsen Manufacturing Kilkenny Enniscorthy Ireland Ltd. Clare Limerick Tipperary Essidev SA Wexford KCI Medical Products Ltd. Newcastle West Clonmel Leo Pharma Olympus Life Science New Ross Research Europa GmbH Tralee Wexford Niche Generics Ltd. Waterford Omega Teknika Ltd. Roche Ireland Ltd. Mitchelstown Tramore Waterford Rosslare Organon (Ireland) Ltd. Killarney Mallow Harbour Dungarvan Pfizer Ireland Pharma (Dun Laoghaire) Limerick Quintiles Cook Ireland Ltd. 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