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Full coverage: Ireland

A gambit that exposed a deeper policy vacuum: Rewinding the week that was

The reversal of Brendan McDonagh’s role as housing tsar lays bare the dysfunction at the heart of Ireland’s political response to its housing emergency.

Ian Kehoe
4th May, 2025 - 4 min read

Wales need more than just a quick coaching change or a motivational speech about the glory days

The track record of mid-tournament coaching changes shows such transitions present challenges for teams and coaching staff. Still, don’t be surprised if Ireland gets into a dogfight for much of the Welsh game.

Brett Igoe
22nd Feb, 2025 - 5 min read

Three political leaders will debate policy tonight. They also need a plan for a fourth

The promises the three party leaders will discuss tonight are being largely funded by tax receipts from US corporations. And those receipts are under renewed pressure with Donald Trump's proposed tariffs.

Ian Kehoe
26th Nov, 2024 - 3 min read

Ireland, the US, and the certainty of chance: Rewinding the week that was

Donald Trump brings chaos, rhetorical or otherwise. The Irish economic model is based on certainty. The priority for the next government, regardless of its composition, will be to maintain this certainty amid such chaos. Much depends on it.

Ian Kehoe
10th Nov, 2024 - 6 min read

A missed opportunity: Baker Tilly Ireland’s Brendan Murphy on what Budget 2025 failed to deliver for Irish business

Instead of focusing on the key issues for business, Brendan Murphy, a tax partner with Baker Tilly Ireland, said Budget 2025 just tweaked existing innovation schemes, many of which he argues are not functioning properly.

Ian Kehoe
4th Oct, 2024 - 5 min read

Brett Igoe: The tour to South Africa marks a pivotal moment in Andy Farrell’s tenure

Ireland must decide whether to stay with their proven methods or to evolve their approach, potentially integrating aspects of Leinster's new style into the national team's tactics. This choice could have far-reaching implications for Irish rugby.

Brett Igoe
5th Jul, 2024 - 6 min read

Brought low: How England’s sweet chariot came to be 12-point underdogs against Ireland

Twickenham stadium is showing its age. And English rugby appears caught in a bygone era, surpassed by the progress of other nations in both strategy and execution on and off the field.

Brett Igoe
9th Mar, 2024 - 6 min read

Five reasons why Ireland’s attack is the strongest in the Six Nations

Ireland's performance has stepped up a gear from the rugby world cup and from last year's tournament. Here are five ways the team is developing.

Brett Igoe
24th Feb, 2024 - 7 min read

Win today, win tomorrow: Ireland’s simple strategy for rebounding from the rugby World Cup

Andy Farrell is not thinking in four-year cycles. This squad is optimised for winning the 2024 Six Nations, not the 2027 World Cup.

Brett Igoe
27th Jan, 2024 - 7 min read

John Collins: How does the Irish start-up scene compare with our European neighbours?

Investment in Irish start-ups plummeted by 48 per cent last year, but other metrics tell a different story of venture capital activity here and across Europe.

John Collins
3rd Jan, 2024 - 4 min read
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