Issues
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Build to share: financing IT transformation projects
Dell Ireland hosted a round table discussion on how the ‘build to share’ and ‘infrastructure as a service’ models can…
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A plan for growth
Following the recent publication of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform’s capital plan for 2016-2021, eolas magazine finds out…
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RTE highlights corruption
A shocking RTÉ documentary screened last December, appeared to show three politicians, including the four time Mayor of Monaghan, Hugh…
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Equal access to schools
Late last year a petition was lodged with the Oireachtas Petitions Committee to ensure equal school access for unbaptised children…
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Climate bill passes Oireachtas
Just days after Taoiseach Enda Kenny told the 21st Conference of the Parties in Paris that EU emissions targets for…
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Cabinet agrees to bankruptcy bill
A bill to reduce the discharge term for bankruptcy to one year and reduce the window in which income payment…
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Glanbia looks to the future with confidence
Post-quota, milk supplies to Glanbia are on the rise. After 31 years of constraint, the shackles of milk quota were…
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Ó Cuív demands EU deals with farmers’ prices
Fianna Fáil’s spokesperson for agriculture Éamon Ó Cuív tells Richard Halleron why he feels farmers need a fair deal. The…
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Farm productivity “must improve” in Ireland
Alan Renwick, Professor of Agriculture and Food Economics at University College Dublin, outlines why there needs to be changes in…
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Farming focused on economic and environmental sustainability
The Irish Farmers’ Association is the representative organisation for almost 90,000 farm families and is the recognised voice of Irish…
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