
May’s €1bn corporation tax hole can be summed up in one word: Pfizer
June 12, 2025 5:14 amLast week’s release of Exchequer figures left observers scratching their heads after May’s corporation tax take plummeted by €1.1 billion,... View Article
Last week’s release of Exchequer figures left observers scratching their heads after May’s corporation tax take plummeted by €1.1 billion,... View Article
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Following the acquisition of Sandymount Technologies – an MIT spin‑out I co‑founded – I decided to get into software development.... View Article
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Fiscal statecraft is a complicated business. One hundred and twenty days into the latest policy circus, one of Trump’s top... View Article
Jim O’Callaghan, the minister for justice, announced a review of the law on bail in the Dáil last week as... View Article
In April, a 100-metre-long Russian intelligence gathering ship known as the Viktor Leonov sailed into Irish waters. The vessel was... View Article
As of mid-2025, it is clear that construction activity has stalled somewhat. One-off housing is something of a law unto... View Article
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