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Budget 2027 and the best-laid plans: Rewinding the week that was
4+ hour, 12+ min ago (1681+ words) Spare a thought for the officials and politicians preparing the budget in today’s relentlessly unpredictable world. The Summer Economic Statement presented by Ministers for Finance Simon Harris and for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers on Wednesday is a case in point....
Paul Flynn: Why Kerry should win – and how Mayo still can
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (152+ words) The Currency I started thinking about this column as I was leaving Croke Park last Sunday. Would the football final go the same way as the hurling, with one team’s excellence and superiority crushing the opposition and with it the…...
Ireland's season is over – time to call in the auditors
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (47+ words) Ireland’s season is over – time to call in the auditors The Currency Want to continue reading? Join today with an Annual membership and unlock full access to The Currency and The Wall Street Journal for just €200 – two premium memberships, one…...
Irish Continental Group MBO offer puts €1.2bn price tag on Irish Ferries owner
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (281+ words) Tom Lyons is one of Ireland’s most decorated journalists, winning a string of awards and accolades for his coverage of Irish business and finance over the past two decades. He worked with The Sunday Business Post for four years, serving…...
On the hook: Relm potentially exposed to millions in unrecoverable litigation costs
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (293+ words) Francesca Comyn is an award winning legal affairs journalist, covering litigation, legislation and the law. She graduated with a degree in Philosophy and Classical Civilisation from Trinity College Dublin in 1997 and later completed a law degree at DIT, Aungier Street....
Inflation's hidden story: What costs more, what costs less, and why
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (147+ words) Inflation’s hidden story: What costs more, what costs less, and why The Currency Everyone hates inflation – for many good reasons. The main reason it is so universally detested is that it erodes real incomes and accumulated incomes – savings. The average…...
Bill behind the grill: The PR spend of bodies under Oireachtas scrutiny
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (290+ words) Niall Sargent is an award-winning multimedia investigative reporter and lecturer. His work focuses primarily on issues related to climate change, biodiversity loss, and food production, as well as a range of other social issues. Before joining the team at The…...
It will take Burnham more than soundbites to bridge England’s north-south divide
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (150+ words) The Currency When the chips are down, former Manchester mayor Andy Burnham knows exactly what to do: white, soft bread, folded, not cut; lots of butter, chips inside, with salt and malt – yes – malt vinegar. This is the proper northern…...
Beyond enterprise: Why Layke AI is backing Ireland's overlooked SME AI market
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (283+ words) Tom Lyons is one of Ireland’s most decorated journalists, winning a string of awards and accolades for his coverage of Irish business and finance over the past two decades. He worked with The Sunday Business Post for four years, serving…...
Dion Fanning: England’s difficulty is Ireland’s difficulty too
1+ week, 1+ day ago (150+ words) The Currency In Dublin last week, it wasn’t hard to tell that the World Cup semi-finals were taking place. On Tuesday, before the first semi-final, Spain and France jerseys were everywhere. On Wednesday, it seemed as if Argentinians had decided…...