A nation once again? It won’t be about money or identity, but productivity
April 11, 2024 5:42 amBrexit has become a kind of bellwether, a sort of reeling in the years moment. Like the 1929 crash, or... View Article
Brexit has become a kind of bellwether, a sort of reeling in the years moment. Like the 1929 crash, or... View Article
“It’s Quiet Uptown” is one of several powerful songs in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical Hamilton. The lyrics include the observation: “There... View Article
I was 28 years old when I realised that men were lying when they said: “I want to date a... View Article
Willo and Stacey King are the type of entrepreneurs that the Government likes to champion. A husband-and-wife team, they launched... View Article
I first encountered James Timpson on the “Ways to Change the World” podcast. Timpson is the CEO of the retail... View Article
Simon Harris is due to become taoiseach on Tuesday and will have just under one year to convince voters to... View Article
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Simon Coveney will be 52 on June 16. His father, Hugh, was 62 when he drowned following a fall when... View Article
Back in August, in the face of daily climate crisis news, I committed to finding out what positive climate impact,... View Article
Simon Harris takes over as Taoiseach next Tuesday. He inherits an economy with essentially no remaining Covid hangover, robust domestic... View Article
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