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Becoming consciously hybrid

Ciarán Galway speaks with Head of Enterprise and Public Sector at Hewlett Packard…

Minister Simon Harris TD: Education, skills, and lifelong learning

Education, skills, and lifelong learning are the most robust, transformative and lasting…

Mol an óige: Holly Cairns TD

Ciarán Galway speaks with the Social Democrat TD for Cork South-West, Holly…

Post Covid-19: The future of digital public services

Irish Government CIO at the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform, Barry…

Digital inclusion in Ireland

Secretariat to the National Economic and Social Council (NESC) Anne-Marie…

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Issues

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January 2022

Delivering innovation in the public service

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January 2022

Northern and Western Regional Assembly delivers on key objectives for 2021 despite global challenges

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January 2022

North/south trade grows as east/west trade shrinks

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January 2022

COP26: The Glasgow Climate Pact

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January 2022

Becoming consciously hybrid

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November 2021

Reforming the Fiscal Rules: A radical shift or short shrift?

Round table discussion: Security of supply: Powering Ireland’s infrastructure plans
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Round table discussion: Security of supply: Powering Ireland’s infrastructure plans

January 2022

Security of supply: Powering Ireland’s infrastructure plans

EY Ireland hosted a virtual round table discussion with experts from across several commercial and non-commercial state bodies, and major…

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Health report

January 2022

Removing barriers of digital transformation in healthcare

The pandemic has changed the face of every organisation for good, and none more so than those within healthcare. As…
Analysis

January 2022

A system under pressure

With the pandemic now stretching into its third calendar year in Ireland and waiting list numbers reaching all-time highs in…
Health report

January 2022

Immunising the nation

Since the World Health Organization declared that Covid-19 was a pandemic on 11 March 2020, a lot has changed in…
Health report

January 2022

Digital transformation for resilience and better healthcare

Gar Mac Críosta, Product Manager for the Health Service Executive (HSE) and Product Lead for the Covid Tracker Ireland app,…

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Technology and innovation report
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Technology and innovation report

January 2022

Harnessing AI: A positive and transformative force for Ireland

Ireland is well positioned to harness the potential of artificial intelligence (AI). Minister of State with responsibility for Trade Promotion,…
Technology and innovation report

January 2022

Public sector takes to the cloud

Rapid adoption of cloud services during the pandemic has changed the roadmap for public sector organisations, according to Jonathan Maguire,…
Technology and innovation report

January 2022

Post Covid-19: The future of digital public services

Irish Government CIO at the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform, Barry Lowry, discusses the acceleration of digital public services…
Technology and innovation report

January 2022

eInvoicing: Taxing times across Europe

eInvoicing is proving popular across Europe. Last year alone saw Belgium, France, Italy, Poland and Hungary move towards extending or…

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Education and skills report

Education and skills report

January 2022

Minister Simon Harris TD: Education, skills, and lifelong learning

Education, skills, and lifelong learning are the most robust, transformative and lasting means to future-proof our country’s economic and social…
Education and skills report

January 2022

Léargas: Supporting innovation for both teachers and students

As Ireland’s National Agency for European Union programmes like Erasmus+ and eTwinning, Léargas have managed international and national exchange programmes…
Analysis

January 2022

Education at a crossroads

Ireland boasts more third-level graduates than the EU average, but the Oireachtas has been told that second-level education is not…
Education and skills report

January 2022

Curriculum change: What is and what might be

Last year, in eolas issue 43, we introduced the work of the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) in…

Public affairs

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January 2022

Minister of State for European Affairs Thomas Byrne TD: What is your vision for the future of Europe?

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January 2022

EU agrees regulation targeting Big Tech

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January 2022

European Chips Act forthcoming

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January 2022

Mol an óige: Holly Cairns TD

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January 2022

Clerk of the Seanad: Martin Groves

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January 2022

Senior Public Service appointments

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January 2022

Around the ard fheiseanna

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January 2022

Trade Union Desk

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January 2022

Meet the Media

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January 2022

Political Platform

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January 2022

COP26: Youth activists ‘disillusioned, frustrated, and angry’

Health

Health and care services

December 2020

How healthcare is scaling and innovating to meet demand
December 2020

“He’s only getting started”: Health Minister Stephen Donnelly TD
December 2020

Collaborating to manage, treat, understand and defeat Covid-19

Energy and Environment

Energy

February 2021

Minister Eamon Ryan TD: Unlocking Ireland’s offshore wind potential
February 2021

For Ireland’s 7 per cent target, we’re ready
February 2021

Offshore projects pipeline

Economy

Economy

March 2020

Economy growth better than forecast but expected to slow
March 2020

Irish competitiveness buoyant
March 2020

Annette Connolly: The economic and fiscal landscape in 2020

Housing

Housing

November 2020

Housing for all: Delivering affordable purchase and rental housing
November 2020

Will the State’s largest ever housing budget deliver housing for all?
November 2020

Respond on target to increase housing stock by over 50 per cent

Education

Education

April 2021

Minister Norma Foley TD: Digital teaching, learning and assessment
April 2021

Creating the right cloud experience
April 2021

Digital: Resetting education and training
April 2021

HEAnet: helping Ireland’s students to stay connected

Infrastructure

Infrastructure

February 2021

Minister Michael McGrath TD: Investing in infrastructure
February 2021

KPMG: Emerging trends in infrastructure
February 2021

Budget 2021: Capital expenditure allocations

Justice

Justice

November 2020

Minister for Justice: Helen McEntee TD
November 2020

Delivering sustained transformation in the justice sector
November 2020

Justice in brief
November 2020

Keeping courts and court services open and safe during the ongoing pandemic

Local government

Local Government

June 2020

Cloud 2020: Advantages of being a late adopter
June 2020

Covid-19: Coordinating the civil society response
June 2020

Cycling infrastructure
June 2020

Coordinating Louth’s Covid-19 response: Community Call Helpline