The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), the state agency charged with managing Ireland’s national debt, did something rather novel last... View Article
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In August 2012 the late Tony Spollen published a book called 50 Great Lessons from Life. In fifty short chapters,... View Article
In my last article, I criticised Project Ireland 2040 for a lack of specific vision, which includes commercialisation of emerging... View Article
An invitation by the Northern Ireland Institute of Agricultural Science to speak at a talk on climate change and agriculture... View Article
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