Thats not accidental ?? Its to appeal to your sub conscious & link him to a angel.

You clearly don’t know what you are talking about. There are plenty of instances of research forming new companies and new jobs. Look at NovaUCD and you will see many Irish companies that have spun out of research performed at UCD. These companies then hire people with degrees, masters and fellow PhDs. There are similar stories in other Universities.
Google is another good example. A couple of guys did a PhD doing research into search algorithms which they then used in a simple looking search website. They made $50 billion last year. Similar(ish) story for Intel and there are many smaller companies that have come out of research.
Not all the people who get money out of this will create a company, but they will get jobs in other companies – Intel is currently soaking up people with PhDs. Having highly educated people make Ireland more attractive for foreign direct investment.
As far as re-researching…. where do I start?! Why would they re-research? It’ll all be new research, based on older research. You clearly don’t understand the article.
Bottom line, this is great news.

Its interesting that you use google as an example of a company that was like many “NOT STARTED IN IRELAND AS IRELAND DOESNT INNOVATE AS THEY DO IN THE USA”
Google also had a major gripe about the level of the so called “irish education qualification system” being called into question… They maintained that the so called irish graduates were far from up to scratch on a intelligence level as credited by their so called degrees… Interesting that you link them with Ireland… You picked a pretty poor example…..
As regards my comments i was questioning the sense of investing yet more money into research when we need jobs at this time spun off from research that was conducted years ago and that should be showing fruit….
This is not the case on a level playing field…
The balance of investment versus commercial business realisation seems to be very poor indeed in Ireland…

I used Google as an example of what can be achieved through research – you ignored the Irish example I gave which is NovaUCD and has spun off many Irish companies through research.
Here are a list of companies in UCD that employ people and have been as a result of research.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_College_Dublin#Research_and_innovation
Scroll down to “Current and former campus companies”
There are loads of other universities creating jobs through research in Ireland.

Ireland may not innovate as they do in the USA , but the USA pumps billions into research. We do well, in Ireland, considering the amount of money we pump into research. We should be pumping a lot more money in, not less as you seem to suggest. Here is a website that shows we only pump in 1.77% of GDP to research, while Isreal, sweden and the USA spend ~4% of GDP.
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/GB.XPD.RSDV.GD.ZS
Also, education standards in our Universities are very good compared to International standards. Trinity and UCD perform well in research compared to other universities worldwide. The ITs on the other hand…

And if we don’t invest, we’ll all be able to write our names clearly and effectively on the dole registrar.

Fair point, but I think a balance needs to be struck. Not everyone is a man (or woman) of science.

I don’t always talk to arts students, but when I do I ask for large fries

Kenny & Gilmore , most t.ds and rte
Presenters and reporters can say eh! Up to 30 times a minute when not reading a script.

Interesting musing of a fool written in a modernist style ignoring relevant punctuation. It is good that we have some people who are willing to try new and innovative ideas. We have enough fools on the hill who spend their days sitting on their rear ends criticising and laughing at those who are willing to make an effort to improve our situation.

@Patrick if I want a lecture on puncation it wont be from you clown boy.