EEconomy Read More Ireland’s economic leprechaun is running amok in Europe – The Irish TimesNovember 6, 2026 Ireland’s economic leprechaun has grown too big for these shores and is now running amok in Europe. Despite…
IIreland Read More Ireland avoids ‘snowball effect’ of weak growth and higher debt payments – The Irish TimesOctober 29, 2026 Ireland and Japan were the only two OECD countries to avoid “the snowball effect” last year, AIB has…
IIreland Read More UCD professor of chemical engineering leaves estate worth €3.6m – The Irish TimesOctober 26, 2026 Jim Walsh, a former head of the department of chemical engineering at University College Dublin (UCD), left an…
EEconomy Read More More needs to be done to help home-grown companies scale and offset reliance on FDI – The Irish TimesOctober 12, 2026 Ireland’s economic model has been one of the great success stories of modern Europe. Our multinational sector has…
IIreland Read More The Irish Times view on Ireland’s education system: a detailed comparison with some surprises – The Irish TimesSeptember 30, 2026 Few Government departments have faced pre-Budget skirmishes as fierce as those surrounding the Department of Education this year.…
IIreland Read More Ireland spends less on education than OECD average, new data shows – The Irish TimesSeptember 29, 2026 Ireland spends less on education per student than the average across all OECD countries, new data shows. The…
HHealthcare Read More Not everyone wants to be in a nursing home. A Dutch dementia village is one alternative – The Irish TimesSeptember 28, 2026 A curiosity of Irish society is that we’re great at death, but bad at ageing. Last week, the…
HHeadlines Read More Irish teenagers getting weaker at maths and reading, new international research shows – The Irish TimesSeptember 8, 2026 Teenagers in Ireland are achieving significantly lower scores in reading and maths than they were a decade ago,…
BBusiness Read More Multinationals paid additional €1bn in July as new 15% tax rate kicks in – The Irish TimesAugust 6, 2026 Multinationals paid an additional €1 billion in corporation tax in July following the introduction of a new minimum…
IIreland Read More When commentators measure Ireland’s take tax in nuclear submarines, we’ve got a problem – The Irish TimesJuly 5, 2026 July 4th traditionally sees an outbreak of celebration about Ireland’s economic ties with America. If talk of “Ireland…
BBusiness Read More Strong tax returns of €50bn strengthen Government’s budgetary position – The Irish TimesJuly 3, 2026 Another strong month of corporation tax receipts in June has strengthened the Government’s finances ahead of the budget.…
HHealthcare Read More Private healthcare and public hospitals – The Irish TimesJune 12, 2026 Sir,- the Department of Health released a statement during the Rotunda controversy which included a comment that the…