Yes, we can pull tents down. Yes, we can talk tough to the UK. But migration will become more pronounced and more complex in the years ahead, and requires a European-wide solution.
Peter Sutherland spoke what he believed was the unvarnished truth to power: People seek a better life. In a week when asylum seekers were removed from the capital and when Britain and Ireland sparred over refugees, Sutherland’s views are worth revisiting.
Fergus Clancy, the former chief executive of the Mater Private who died this week, made a serious contribution to Irish business and healthcare. He was a mentor for many and an experienced chairperson.
The offshore wind industry is gathered in Dublin for its annual conference and the Government has just published a "future framework" to meet its 2050 targets. Gaps remain to be filled in between if Ireland is to fulfil its potential.
What are their economic incentives? What are the institutional questions they pose? Why are independents absorbing the votes of the angry?
A new Spanish bank is moving in. Ireland’s largest bank is steadily healthy. The two are related, as analysis of Irish and European banking performance shows.
The shift from Munster to Leinster has not been confined to just the rugby pitch. It is something that can be seen in the economic structure of the country, too.
In the second of a two-part series, Stuart Fitzgerald says analysis of data from typical Irish pharmacy, grocery, restaurant and pub businesses shows that SMEs’ viability is under increasing strain — and is set to get worse.
The hotel industry is a microcosm of the wider economy. At first glance, it seems to be thriving. However, the more you peel it back, the more vulnerabilities emerge.
The greatly touted AI Act promises to rein in artificial intelligence but questions swell around just how exactly national authorities will police the tech.
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