TV3 Aren’t So Bad
The reaction to TV3’s coverage of the Rugby World Cup 2015 so far has almost been unanimously negative. The stationwhich
Are PIIGS Bouncing Back?
The Rubber Band Effect theory has come up in discussions surrounding the launch of the Central Bank’s latest quarterly commentary.
Bridging the Gap
2015 has brought around a renewed source of confidence in the Irish professional jobs market; especially in areas such as
Ireland Under Scrutiny as Europe’s Chief Privacy Regulator
The European Court of Justice’s recent “safe harbour” judgment regarding the transfer of personal customer data from Europe back to
How hosting RWC 2023 could boost the economy
The Rugby World Cup 2015 began with a bang a fortnight ago, with one of the great shocks of the
FACEBOOK: TRADING LIKE FOR DISLIKE
During a recent Q&A session, Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg created frenzy among social media users by confessing the possibility of
Is Ireland Innovating Into Economic Recovery?
A recent report by Cornell University, INSEAD, and the World Intellectual Property Organisation, has ranked Ireland eighth in a list
Paddy Power & BetFair Merge
Paddy Power and the London-listed betting exchange Betfair have recently announced that they have agreed a €5.5 billion merger, creating
Entrepreneurship: A Risky Business
Worldwide, Ireland is renowned for its 12.5% corporation tax rate and in turn attracting multinational companies such as Google, Apple
Skilled Workers Seek Refuge in Europe
Business experts and leading economists state that Syrian refugees could provide numerous economic benefits for Europe. Many EU citizens
Lowry issues complaint over “not bad looking” note’s leak
A formal complaint has been lodged by Independent TD Michael Lowry concerning how a note he sent to the Taoiseach
Government Response to Constitutional Convention Reforms Amounts to Empty Political Lip Service
The fourth and final report from the Constitutional Convention on political reform in Ireland quietly passed through the Dáil this