While the US dominates Ireland's multinational investment scene, UK investors used to lead acquisitions in the domestic Irish economy. They are being replaced by those from the continent.
Kerry are a team with the potential to win multiple All-Irelands but they face the real Dublin in this Sunday’s final.
Sam Smyth talks to the singer's former manager Fachtna Ó Ceallaigh and shares his own memories of meeting a unique and great talent.
Careful project selection is being supplanted with advance political commitment to unevaluated schemes, after which "delivery" becomes an obligation regardless of value for money.
Coding is to the 21st century as reading was to the 18th century – a relative advantage that is coming to an end. To win the next race, we need a revolution in teaching.
The economic benefits of a bigger population are greater than the simple addition of taxpayers. A bigger country would be more stable, richer and cheaper.
Europe is a technology-taker, not a technology-maker. So what is its role in the flammable world of space tech – and should it even have one?
If you are going to be pipped at the post for a role, make sure it is because you have lost to a better candidate, not because you have sabotaged your own chances.
European private media is consolidating into efficient, professional groups while digital multinationals hold the keys to the audience public-service broadcasters need to access. Ireland is no longer immune to this reality.
Now that there’s plenty of money available, the clamour for the state to splash out on infrastructure immediately is louder than ever. This is the worst time to do it, says Ibec’s chief economist.
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