Ethics and Irish Business

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There are many ethical considerations that must be addressed when an organization conducts business in a foreign country. In Ireland, there are some very specific ethical issues that a foreign corporation might deal with upon commencing business - with the three most important ethical considerations revolving around religion, the possibility of terrorism and sectarian violence. These ideas are explored in this paper.

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"Ireland is also a predominately Catholic nation, so marketing things that are contrary to the teachings as practiced by a majority of people may cause ethical issues. Thus religion is a third ethical issue related to conducting business in Ireland. In Ireland as in any other country there are cultural differences between nations that have to be acknowledged and respected (Dineen & Garavan, 1994). Businesses conducting relations within Ireland can not simply rely on their own institutional framework, but rather have to adapt to those that are predominant in the country they are doing business in (Dineen & Garavan, 1994)."

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