Issue 77
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Public Affairs
Committee on European Union Affairs
The Committee on European Union Affairs is a joint committee responsible for monitoring, reviewing, and reporting the likely implications of…
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Power changes hands in Britain
In July 2026, Britain gained yet another new prime minister when Andy Burnham successfully completed his defenestration of Keir Starmer.…
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Some things are bigger than football
Now our men’s football team gets ready to travel to Hungary on 27 September 2026 and Serbia on 4 October…
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Digitising the 1926 Census
Niamh McDonnell, keeper of manuscripts and head of the digital management division at the National Archives, outlines the scale of…
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Meeting the energy challenge
Dave Kirwan, Country Chair at Bord Gáis Energy and Managing Director of Power at Centrica, talks to Owen McQuade about…
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30 years of Energy Ireland
Owen McQuade looks back on 30 years of the Energy Ireland conference, which has become one of the most important…
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From the honours list to the sex offenders list
In June 2026, people across Ireland watched in stunned horror as Jeffrey Donaldson, the former leader of the DUP and…
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Budget 2027: Building on reform
Every budget is a chance to strengthen Ireland’s long-term resilience, but too often the debate is dominated by short-term measures…
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Balancing security of supply and decarbonisation
SSE examines how biomethane could play a key role in decarbonising Ireland’s power system. As Ireland strives to deliver a…
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Immigrants not more likely to receive welfare than Irish-born
There is no overall evidence that immigrants are more likely to be in receipt of welfare compared to the Irish-born,…
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