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EY aviation finance sector leader Niamh Tobin talks to The Currency about deal flow in the aviation industry, the challenges of tariffs and how Ireland can maintain its leadership role.

We’ve never had more food, more data or more advice about how to be healthy — and yet diet-related illness keeps rising. A new wave of anti-obesity drugs and smart technology may finally be changing the balance.

As AI reshapes how work gets done, the tax function is undergoing a profound shift. Deirdre Hogan, Indirect Tax Partner at EY Ireland explains why data has become the real battleground – and why businesses that hesitate now risk falling behind.

CreditLogic has raised €8.5m to date and is now expanding into Spain, Greece and Italy. Its co-founder Eddie Dillon explains how his company wants to change how banks originate mortgages to SME loans.

Cybersecurity threats are ever evolving, and with the rapid adoption of AI, EY’s Head of Cyber for Ireland, Puneet Kukreja, explains how organisations need to prepare if they are to remain resilient in an increasingly borderless digital economy.

A new EY study shows general counsel in Ireland are balancing soaring expectations with limited bandwidth, navigating more risks with fewer resources.

EY Ireland recently gathered together supply chain managers and experts to make sense of the rocky world for supply chains, driven by tariffs, and how to respond.

The heads of EY's new geopolitical unit Aidan Meagher and Simon MacAllister speak to The Currency about guiding businesses through an uncertain world, Trump's tariffs, and echoes of Brexit.

AI and data are reshaping customer experience, forcing businesses to adapt fast. In this podcast with EY Ireland, three EY partners explore how companies can leverage technology, data, and strategy to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market.

With more than thirty years of experience in infrastructure delivery, Tom Carey has seen the challenges of major capital projects first hand and has deep expertise in getting things done, properly. From planning and procurement issues to claims and disputes, he outlines why astute preparation is key to keeping Ireland’s infrastructure ambitions on track.