Issues
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Regional productivity disparity increasing
Regional productivity is subject to significant disparities which have emerged since the latter half of the 2010s, a research paper…
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Additional government funding and supports needed to help retail SMEs thrive online
In spite of the importance of digital transformation to the Irish economy, empirical research suggests that some retail sectors are…
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Developing an all-island social economy
There is an opportunity to develop a coordination framework for greater cohesion on the development of social enterprise on the…
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United opposition to UK Legacy Bill
The UK Government has approved legislation which will halt the prosecution of British soldiers, police officers, and paramilitary members accused…
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Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien TD: ‘No silver bullet on housing’
Midway through the second full year of implementation of the Government’s Housing for All plan, Minister for Housing, Local Government…
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Cover story: Transformational leadership
Bernie Kelly, the head of Finance Shared Services (FSS) within the National Shared Services Office (NSSO), discusses the implementation of…
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Ireland will ‘miss carbon budget targets’
Ireland will not meet the targets set out in its first two carbon budget periods “unless urgent action is taken…
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Avoid, Shift, Improve: Priorities in Irish transport reform
eolas Magazine speaks with Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan TD, and newly appointed Assistant Secretary at the Department of Transport,…
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Governing cybersecurity under the European Union’s NIS2 Directive
Over the years, we have witnessed many cyberattacks against various governmental institutions, state organisations and public infrastructure. Disruptions because of…
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‘Substantial’ north/south goods trade growth since Brexit
North/south goods trade has grown “substantially” since Brexit, a report by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found,…
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