EEconomy Read More Alan Healy: Irish consumers left in the dark over why food, fuel and energy prices keep risingNovember 6, 2026 Irish households and businesses have been living with an ‘inflation crisis’ for half a decade now. The price…
MMental health Read More Employers and employees have roles to play in managing stress October 23, 2026 Stress levels continue to rise in the workplace despite awareness of the issues and the best efforts of…
IIreland Read More Ireland’s visitor attractions launch new five-year strategyOctober 19, 2026 The national body representing operators of Ireland’s tourist attractions is launching a five-year strategy today which aims to…
IIreland Read More Ireland’s heat network opportunity extends well beyond its citiesOctober 19, 2026 Ireland is transitioning from fossil fuels. With the provisions of the Heat Bill coming into effect next year,…
IIreland Read More Ireland’s ‘boom and bust’ cycle fuels consumer sentiment negativityOctober 15, 2026 Irish consumers are substantially wealthier over the past 30 years yet sentiment across households is broadly negative, a…
IIreland Read More Ireland’s new investment accounts could unlock billions — but where will the money go?October 10, 2026 As Ireland embarks on a new path to truly turn the country’s conservative savers into a nation of…
BBusiness Read More Ireland built the data centre boom. Now Irish firms are taking it around the worldOctober 3, 2026 Data centres in Ireland come in for significant criticism and often for good reason. A vital part of…
IIreland Read More Ireland’s nightlife is changing — but the laws governing it are stuck in the pastSeptember 19, 2026 Culture Night took place across Ireland on Friday night. As the September nights close in, it is one…
BBusiness Read More Alan Healy: Limerick is now beating Cork where it really countsSeptember 11, 2026 The public is now well-versed in the Cork and Limerick rivalry that takes place each summer on the…
IIreland Read More Alcohol consumption falls in Ireland, beer holds 42% market shareJuly 27, 2026 Alcohol consumption per capital in Ireland fell by over 2% last year, with beer remaining the most popular…
IIreland Read More Just 13 people pay Domicile Levy on ‘super-rich’ in Ireland July 17, 2026 The number of ‘super-rich’ people who pay the €200,000 Domicile Levy each year has fallen to 13. New…
IIreland Read More Ireland’s overqualified workers will need to be diverted to other sectors — Department of FinanceJuly 7, 2026 Redistributing Ireland’s overqualified workers to more suitable roles could help alleviate future demand for workers, a new Government…