Any increase over the average guaranteed price paid in 2023 can be seen as some sort of ‘Irish difficulty premium’

Over the years, O’Brien has shared his views on everything from the media to the transatlantic slave trade and the talents of John Delaney

With the possibility of a leadership contest down the line, Minister may be reluctant to sign off on €1m payoff

Local politicians seem to be allergic to it and only ever use their discretion to keep it as low as possible

Attempts of Minister for Health to impose some sort of discipline on State’s voluntary hospitals is a battle about who should be in control

State company’s parcel business faces scrutiny after rival’s collapse

It is a stretch to think that we want to change our electoral system enough to make his vision a reality

The world is going all-in on Sam Altman and company’s AI vision but the risks will increase as the points of potential failure grow exponentially

The Irish legal system would be very attractive to class action litigants, but at what cost

McVerry Trust’s almost-demise is not going to encourage other NGOs to risk substantially increasing the amount of emergency accommodation they provide

Harris’s populist instincts behind unnecessary and soon to be unpopular VAT cut

Kingspan’s Advynsys is riding the AI bubble but for how long?

Is State’s effort to face up to its responsibility seen by some as chance to line their pockets?

Every cent that comes off the passenger charges paid by the airlines has to be recouped from the tills in Dublin Airport

Charges have not gone down, yet work the waste operators used to do is now being transferred to customers