Issues
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How connected is your organisation?
Today’s digital world is vastly different than it was just a few short years ago. Advances in disruptive technologies including…
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An unprecedented budget
Minister for Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe TD called Budget 2020 “a budget without precedent” as he launched…
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PACE Celebrating 50 years of working with people with convictions
PACE (Prisoner Aid through Community Effort) was founded in 1969 when a group of volunteers who had been visiting men…
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Housing priorities
With homelessness figures rising and Rebuilding Ireland now in its third year, eolas speaks with Minister of State for Housing…
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We should avoid using simplistic arguments when discussing the complex issue of a border poll
The ESRI’s Seamus McGuinness and Adele Bergin outline some of the key economic considerations currently missing from the ongoing constitutional…
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Growth, risks and new opportunities
With InterTradeIreland set to mark 20 years of assisting small firms and other stakeholders to explore cross-border business on the…
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Ombudsman expects considerable number of tracker mortgage decisions
The Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman, Ger Deering, has told an Oireachtas finance committee that he expects to make “a…
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Brexit and constitutional futures
The Good Friday Agreement, with its overwhelming endorsement on this island, represented a major constitutional moment that should have made…
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Round table discussion: Data governance for the public sector
OpenSky Data Systems hosted a round table discussion on the future of data governance in the public sector, bringing together…
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Not working: Where have all the good jobs gone?
Labour economist and author David Blanchflower discusses how unemployment figures are becoming less important to wage growth and economic performance,…
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