Ireland is set to travel a bumpy — and very expensive — road in the journey to meet its clean energy and carbon emission reduction targets, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

‘Black Friday’ is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to changing consumer buying habits

Delays and high costs linked to the filing of cases are causing cracks to appear in Ireland’s judicial system, damaging the country’s legal competitiveness in the process, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

A guide offers help in school, writes Helen O’Callaghan

Brexit may well hold hidden benefits for Irish trade, but the Government needs to work hard to

Ireland finds it hard to resist the temptation to feast in the good times. We must avoid bloating ourselves back into an economic crisis, says Kyran Fitzgerald

New Taoiseach Leo Varadkar may be inheriting an Ireland that is back in the money, but the investment challenges facing him remain daunting, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

The ever-evolving regulatory environment could be making society too complex for its own good, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

The expected strengthening of Theresa May’s hand after June’s UK general election may not make Brexit any easier, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

Not so long ago, people regularly advised one to “wake up and smell the coffee”.