Member story

Technology, design and engineering Cork

Logitech Ireland

Building a broader innovation role from Cork.

2016–2026 documented journey
3 support routes
Cork innovation site

The challenge

  • Scale multidisciplinary engineering and design capability.
  • Access public incentives and suitable academic partners.
  • Strengthen the Irish site's contribution to global work.

How IRDG was involved

  • R&D tax-credit and grant navigation.
  • University, research and peer connections.
  • Lean Innovation, Design Thinking and staff development.

What changed

  • A broader multidisciplinary innovation team.
  • Long-term research and talent relationships.
  • Greater participation in global projects and standards work.

The IRDG mix

Being part of the IRDG innovation network has been instrumental in our growth. IRDG's practical guidance, funding support, and staff upskilling have been key enablers in that journey.
Darragh Luttrell, Logitech Ireland

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