Stephen Kinsella: How to wreck Ireland in five simple steps
February 15, 2024 5:52 amIreland has an impressive record of development over the past 50 years. Today an Irish citizen can expect the longest... View Article
Ireland has an impressive record of development over the past 50 years. Today an Irish citizen can expect the longest... View Article
While the world’s attention is on Ukraine, and on climate change, Europe is deindustrialising at a worrying rate. This is a... View Article
Shortly before Christmas, I set my kitchen alight while trying to make popcorn in the microwave. It was far from... View Article
In Ireland these days, it seems there are three things that are certain: death, taxes and planning delays. The current... View Article
In The Panel, my specialist recruitment agency, we recently set up a desk to recruit environmental social and governance (ESG)... View Article
Last month, I visited an entrepreneur whose food business had just entered the Scarp insolvency rescue process. The first reason... View Article
In a slip of the tongue, maybe coming from somewhere in his deep subconscious, Albert Reynolds once called John Bruton... View Article
November’s rioting and violence in Dublin, along with arson attacks and blockades at locations around the country, have sent ominous... View Article
It would be hard to find a more successful weekend in Irish rugby history than last weekend. Ireland ripped up... View Article
The last three decades, spanning the end of the Cold War through today, mark the era of the peaking of... View Article
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