It was a brief enough statement but it represented, at last, a critical question answered. The interim Grant Thornton report... View Article
At a conference last week, I saw the Irish policy establishment forming a consensus on an important matter of state. The problem... View Article
Ireland is angry. Surveys shout it. Anecdote too. Seething anger, seemingly everywhere. And yet, Ireland is prosperous. Historically so. Relatively... View Article
“It’s not public-private partnerships we need, it’s a public-public partnership.” The remark came from a housing professional with whom I... View Article
There were times during the chaotic Joint Committee on Tourism, Culture, Arts, Sport and Media session on Wednesday when it... View Article
A few weeks back, we saw the release of the latest home commencement figures – one of a slew of... View Article
Over the past week, The Currency has published four interviews that form the foundation of our journalism: in-depth discussions with... View Article
No matter what Stephen Cluxton does during his Dublin return in 2023, one image will always define him. The free... View Article
I watched the Public Accounts Committee gathering in Doheny & Nesbitt’s pub on Dublin’s Baggot Street on Thursday with an... View Article
Every couple of months for the last few years I have written a “Where are we now” series. You can... View Article
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