Once a year, I give a guest lecture to second-year business students at South East Technological University in Waterford. On... View Article
On November 2, economists at the Department of Finance released Future Forty, an in-depth assessment of Ireland’s projected economic and... View Article
Spare a thought for the columnist who chose last week, of all weeks, to write a piece on how judicial... View Article
The annual climate COP has ended for another year. As delegates left, the COP venue was already being taken down... View Article
One of the main changes brought about by last year’s Planning and Development Act was the overhaul of An Bord... View Article
We’ve all done it. The speed limit says 80 km/h, but 85 is really 80, isn’t it? Parking for “just two minutes”... View Article
The 2020s have been the most eventful decade since the 1970s, if not the 1940s. A global pandemic, lockdowns, an... View Article
Some claim the Irish are comfortable with hypocrisy. They say we don’t always recognise ourselves in the mirror. Critics claim... View Article
Depending on who you believe, Thursday’s budget was either the delivery of Labour’s mandate, which sought to bring reckless spending... View Article
Ireland does not have the cheap energy enabled by French nuclear, Icelandic geothermal or Quebec’s hydro power. How, then, is... View Article
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