Niall Sargent: Purveyor of truth or conveyor belt for propaganda?

Tony Boyle built a global communications business, and spent three decades battling the State and Ireland’s richest men over the mobile phone licence — a fight he was determined to win until illness claimed him this week.

While major domestic crises go unaddressed and international threats mount, elected representatives appear more preoccupied with niche causes and symbolic gestures than with defending the country’s core interests.

As Europe’s energy crisis deepens, Germany’s rising reliance on imports reflects a broader EU retreat from energy independence. A new EU-US energy deal, framed as a solution, risks locking in long-term fossil fuel dependence, undermining climate goals and strategic autonomy.

The idea of a just transition emerged to address fears that the move away from fossil fuels could leave many people behind. It is now translating into real-life opportunities.

Entry-level roles and internships are being reshaped by AI and outsourcing, making soft skills ever more important. Employers, too, have a responsibility in how they nurture future talent.

Another week, another tariff deadline extension. There is every indication that the negotiations between the US and the EU are far from being over.

Last Sunday's Kerry All-Ireland victory was was a 15-man demonstration of everything that is possible in modern Gaelic football.

Taking Datalex private looks like the right decision for the airline retail technology business. But being a private business also has its challenges, especially with small shareholders.

The new Garda commissioner overcame a gruelling recruitment process and a costly pension glitch. This is nothing in comparison to the task ahead.

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