The Irish company has emerged from the pandemic with a desire to keep it simple

Dragging out debate around restoring the higher rate would be a mistake – either leave it as it is or be decisive about the timeline

Inflation has slowed the online fast fashion retailer’s growth

There is a limit to how green discretionary travel can ever be

The Chinese-controlled social media giant potentially could be even more troublesome for the State than its US Silicon Valley peers

Clubs have a different social role from other companies and should not encourage fans to take financial risks

Caveat: Kerry is the only Irish multinational keeping alive its links with Putin’s fetid regime

From drop-off charges to dire security queues and deals with autocratic regimes, DAA has made several missteps

Sheer scale of the ferry group’s managerial incompetence is a sight to behold

Towns such as Killarney are heavily dependent on the US market but all is not lost just yet

Role of government not to try stop inevitable, but to protect vulnerable against high prices

Everybody can see through authority’s spurious ‘sustainability’ rationale; it clearly will be a revenue raiser

Caveat: Moscow’s invasion reveals risk of investing in the non-western economies

Caveat: State asylum system readies for €500m splurge before decommissioning

A trip to a packed pub can tell you a lot about where your attitude to virus risk lies

Individuals and businesses should not be made to feel powerless

This week’s public health data suggests a brighter future for business and society

Crisis won’t be solved without massive construction, but try telling locals they have to sit back and say nothing

As industry prepares for a new phase of pandemic, the State is devising new laws to boost workers’ rights to gratuities

On future nights out we are likely to seek out better ventilation and thinner crowds