In this podcast, Paul Flynn and Marc Ó Sé look to the All Ireland championship and ask how Kerry will cope with the pressure that comes with being favourites in a championship like no other.
In a special French election podcast, Thomas Hubert and Stephen Carroll discuss the reasons behind the rise of Marine Le Pen, as well as Emmanuel Macron's culpability.
We can no longer outsource governance and hard choices to Europe, energy to Russia, and security to the US. Whether we figure out what to do with ourselves in the right time scale is another matter.
EU ministers have again failed to agree on how to implement the global OECD deal on multinational taxation. The whole project could still be derailed, or at least delayed – and some corporations continue to jump into the gap in the meantime.
The new auto-enrol pension scheme solves two problems: It nudges people to make the right choice with their pension plan, and it rewards them with low costs.
What do JP McManus, John Magnier, Bill Gates and the British Royal family all have in common? Apart from being billionaires, they are all large landowners, quietly going under the radar to acquire massive amounts of global farmland.
Great riches are believed to lie at the end of the rainbow of successfully calling the direction of the stock market. Unfortunately, this belief is flawed for at least two separate if related reasons.
As The Currency revealed that several multinationals continue to use the double Irish tax structure via Malta, domestic retailers EuroGiant and Anthony Nicholas demonstrated that success is achievable without such tactics – they just focused on strengthening their balance sheet.
The World Cup is unlikely to change anything for the better in Qatar, except to provide a magical illusion of progress for the duration of the tournament.
Dublin are struggling for a collective purpose and the anchors that held Jim Gavin's side together no longer hold, but there is still one thing that could make them a force.
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