Issues
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COP27: Progress but a missed opportunity
The COP27 climate conference, which took place in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, agreed on a flagship measure of a “loss and…
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Housing 2022 reflections Overall housing target on track but crisis abounds
One year since the launch of Housing for All, government insists that it will exceed its target of 24,000 new…
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Transformation through talent
Skillnet Ireland Chief Executive, Paul Healy, discusses efforts to transform the competitiveness, innovation, and productivity of the business sector in…
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Efficient green procurement
Demand stemming from the necessity for efficiency from the Covid-19 pandemic has enhanced the role of sound procurement practices, according…
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Competitiveness: All-island productivity gap dramatic
A productivity gap of some 40 per cent per worker has emerged between the Republic and the North in the…
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Climate change: Impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability
“The science is clear, any further delay in concerted global action will miss a brief and rapidly closing window to…
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Circular economy strategy 2.0
Assistant Secretary in the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, Philip Nugent, outlines the intention to move to an…
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The cost-of-living budget
Budget 2023 has been billed as a cost-of-living budget, one that aims to tackle soaring energy prices and inflation rates…
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Positive change Three Ireland’s Ken McGrath
Ken McGrath, Head of Public Sector Sales with Three Ireland, outlines the advantages of 5G within the post-Covid public sector…
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Minister Eamon Ryan TD: “Our whole forestry system has to change”
Minister Eamon Ryan TD says it is critical to ensure an integrated approach to the challenges of the climate, biodiversity,…
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