Person: Paul Tansey

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

comment-analysis

Deconstructing Dev: A look at the changing perceptions of the Long Fellow from statesman to spy

On the 40th anniversary of Éamon de Valera’s death, his biographer Ryle Dwyer examines the changing perceptions of the long fellow including why he was called a spy.

general

Dunphy, women and the Joys of life

comment-analysis

The Long Fellow who had the last laugh

news

Economist and journalist Paul Tansey dies aged 59

news

Murdered nurse’s father to speak on changing society

business

UK economy 'due to rebound'

Kenny warns of dark clouds on horizon

INTERESTING development during the week when Fine Gael leader, Enda Kenny, pledged the party will be pro business and pro enterprise in government.

Sat, 28 May, 2005

GDP gives false impression, says report

LIVING standards in Ireland will be determined by the pace of productivity growth the economy can achieve in the medium term, a new report concludes.

Sat, 21 May, 2005

Study highlights importance of improved productivity

A new economic study claims improved productivity will be the key to future economic growth here.

Thu, 19 May, 2005

Tax high earners at 15% flat rate, urges economist

ANYONE earning more than €250,000 should be forced to pay 15% tax on all income before any tax allowances can be claimed, says a leading economist.

Sat, 09 Oct, 2004

Seven-member tourism group appointed

The seven-member group to oversee the implementation of the initial two-year action plan for Irish Tourism has been announced.

Wed, 14 Jan, 2004

Costs, not rip offs, driving food prices

IT’S the cost of doing business, stupid, and not rip offs by the retail sector that’s driving up the cost of food.

Thu, 27 Nov, 2003

Bloodstock tax-free status under review, says Ahern

TAOISEACH Bertie Ahern yesterday said the bloodstock industry’s controversial tax-free status, which makes millions of euro for breeders every year, is under review.

Wed, 13 Nov, 2002

Bloodstock tax breaks cost €100m a year

THE COUNTRY is losing in the region of €100m in revenue every year due to tax breaks given to the golden circle that runs Ireland's horse racing industry.

Wed, 24 Jul, 2002

Taoiseach launches tourism drive

A campaign promoting Ireland as a tourist destination was launched today by the Taoiseach at a conference.

Mon, 26 Nov, 2001