Stocks took a tumble last week. For the first time in a long time, the pessimists had the upper hand. But longer term for investors, nothing has changed. They still have little to fear from The Donald.
AI makes many tasks easier and quicker, but there is a big caveat: I cannot trust it implicitly.
The issues impacting New Look and Quiz appear to be company-specific as struggling outposts of UK parents. When you delve into the data, the outlook for Irish retail is not as bleak as it might appear.
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.
Gaelic football became a game that could be suffocated too easily but Gaelic football 2.0 promises to create a new generation of superstars.
Ireland’s external environment is undergoing change not seen since the 1940s. Now is the time for a laser-like focus on what matters to Ireland and its interests – Europe and the US.
US Vice President JD Vance's sharp critique of Europe struck a nerve with European leaders. But they also reflected a deeper reality: declining trust in institutions, demographic stagnation, and a public increasingly disillusioned with the status quo.
The British inquiry into the atrocity concludes its initial series of commemorative hearings this Wednesday. Despite the Irish Government’s assurances of support for the process, the dynamic of the Good Friday Agreement at the time means it will fall a long way short.
A move to within-tenancy controls, and adjusting up the percentage annual increase allowed, looks like the most effective compromise between ensuring certainty for sitting tenants and affordability for new ones.
Storm Éowyn was just one of the scenarios businesses need to plan for. Increasingly frequent natural disasters also hold lessons for a more insurance-based approach to public policy.
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