
Sinéad O’Sullivan: How to commit fraud — and how to get caught
February 27, 2024 5:01 amIf you’ve been following my podcast book series, The Context, you’ll have noticed that I am really into fraud. Like,... View Article
If you’ve been following my podcast book series, The Context, you’ll have noticed that I am really into fraud. Like,... View Article
I am dealing with a high-calibre C-suite candidate, a subject matter expert in their field, who has made a poor... View Article
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Fear of failure is one of our deepest fears. Yet, it’s a hurdle everyone encounters at some point in their... View Article
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Immigration is going to be one of the hot political issues of 2024 in Ireland and beyond. In Ireland, the... View Article
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How did Leo Varadkar become the first sitting Taoiseach to attend the Munich Security Conference along with the Tánaiste? The... View Article
Ires was the big story last week. A contingent of North American shareholders were very unhappy with Ires’ management. They... View Article
A few days ago, the Irish Mirror ran a story about a €2,000 hotel room for St Patrick’s Day, perhaps... View Article
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