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Concerns are growing that Irish food products could be hit by damaging US tariffs, as Washington prepares to impose retaliatory measures on a range of(...)

An index tracking investment sentiment has fallen sharply as a result of a collapse in investor confidence around the market outlook following the asc(...)

Dublin’s labour market is now as tight as central London’s, according to a study by the Central Bank and recruitment website Indeed. The research, pr(...)

In the beautiful old Romanian city of Timisoara a short stroll south of Liberty Square will bring you to a nondescript old building. Entering through (...)

The Liberal Democrats have voted to cancel Brexit through an act of parliament without a second referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Uni(...)

An agreement to end the beef dispute has been reached following marathon talks at the Department of Agriculture. Minister for Agriculture Michael Cre(...)

Thomas Piketty has transformed our understanding of inequality via an extraordinary research programme that is, among many things, a monumental trawl (...)

Two of Boris Johnson’s senior ministers have talked up the possibility of securing a Brexit deal through some divergence on the rules in Northern Irel(...)

Former British attorney general Dominic Grieve MP says the DUP could be “sold down the river” by the Conservative government. Mr Grieve was speaking (...)

The first and until now only time I visited Japan was in somewhat extravagant circumstances. It was 1988 and the trip was the prize in an essay compet(...)