My talk for the social media summit is here.
Last week, Hewlett Packard announced it was removing 500 jobs from one of its Irish facilities. The move reminded many […]
Like many people, I wake up every morning and ask myself: what has Donald Trump done overnight? It’s hard to […]
Here’s where we are at the end of the first month of 2017. Theresa May is in London, trying to […]
Like a train coming toward us through thick fog, the shape of Britain’s exit from the European Union is becoming […]
Time to adapt or die in the post-Brexit world order Ireland’s response to Brexit will define our economic landscape for […]
This is a quick update to the the previous post about getting a new MacBook Pro. So far three things […]
There are no beds. The sick and the dying are left outside while stressed-out healthcare professionals work round the clock […]
On the advent of ‘Global Trumpism’, Stephen Kinsella, Ireland’s economic commentator of the year, reflects on its potential to destabilise […]
I’ve been working on Mac laptops since the early 2000s. I typically get a new one every 2-3 years. My […]
We’re living through very strange times. Times when it’s a good thing that only 46 per cent of the Austrian […]
Ultimately, governing is choosing the best option for society given many competing alternatives and scarce resources. What is best for […]
Home ownership is the most emotive policy issue in the state. Not water charges, not public sector pay, not Travellers’ […]
We still live in the shadow of the global financial crisis of 2008. Investors need to be clear about this […]
Review of 'The Wealth of Humans', By Ryan Avent, Penguin, €19 Will robots eat your job? Will your kids have […]
The government is trying to hold the line on public sector pay. It is currently politically convenient for Fianna Fáil […]
