It is laughable in today’s world to imagine a time when mobile devices simply did not exist yet that was just 36 years ago, writes Joe Gill.

We must hope that heavyweight observers like Japan raise their voices even more, writes Joe Gill

Over the past week, financial markets have entered mainstream media, amid screaming headlines about collapsing share prices and supposedly unprecedented volatility.

Portland is a symbol of hipster culture... Cork has the ingredients to embrace such thinking, without forgetting to adopt a pragmatic and commercial approach, writes Joe Gill.

As head of a company that has true pan-European credentials, his views should be heeded, and especially by the aerospace industry in the North, writes Joe Gill.

What on earth must farmers in Britain make of the recent utterances by their Minister for Agriculture, Michael Gove?

Rural Ireland has the potential to tap into that zeitgeist, if the community and political will exists to make it happen, writes Joe Gill

‘Heavy chop’ is a term used by air traffic controllers and commercial pilots to describe severe turbulence. To manage it belt tightening and calm decision-making are necessary.

The ‘company’ of Cork is in much better shape that it has been for years, writes Joe Gill.

The Cork region, and UCC in particular should become more energised about the global food and drink industry, writes Joe Gill