Facing down the costly “monster” of litigation discovery

Department of Justice files relating to the Troubles are, with very few exceptions, closed. The absence of evidence feeds speculation and compounds grief for the families of the 121 people who lost their lives in the Irish state during the Troubles.

It’s time for stock investors – especially those passively tracking the index – to reduce risk and increase opportunity. We’ll rarely get a better chance.

After a six year investigation, the veteran journalist still has no credible explanation why a bullseye target had been pinned on his back by secretive data hunters.

The government is publicly committed to the €2 billion Bus Connects project, a bargain alongside the €10 billion ballpark for MetroLink. But an even better scheme is available: Just free up the kerbside lanes of parked cars.

Net migration is volatile in Ireland and may well rise and fall over the coming years. But what seems far less likely to change is longer-run structural changes in society, all of which point to smaller households. This needs to be central in the housing discussion, not migration.

Tech-driven power demand is adding strain to Ireland’s energy infrastructure, but it also supports the investment needed to make it greener. Don’t believe any of the black-and-white answers to this thorny question.

B2B buyers are only spending 15 per cent of their buying time interacting with your sales teams, so who are the influencers holding court with your corporate customers?

Tony Boyle was prepared to drop a€500m claim if the State paid his legal bills and took action against those implicated by the Moriarty Tribunal. The offer was never taken up. And with a new investor on board, the changes of a deal have eroded.

If one looks to the admittedly old-fashioned unit of the letter to the editor as a means of gauging the “temperature”, as Siobhán Brett has for the past 24 months as the opinion editor of a local newspaper in New England, Americans are at sea.

Most players and teams work on some version of self-talk and visualisation exercises these days but, before your first final, there is a fine line between visualisation and dreaming.