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Mick Clifford: Why Ireland faces difficult choices over investment, jobs and global conflicts

From Aughinish to data centres, Ireland faces growing questions about the true cost of protecting jobs
It was reported six weeks ago that Aughinish Alumina in Limerick may be sending product to Russia that enters the weapons supply chain. File picture: Dan Linehan

It was reported six weeks ago that Aughinish Alumina in Limerick may be sending product to Russia that enters the weapons supply chain. File picture: Dan Linehan

What price jobs? The Government is facing a very sticky situation with the growing evidence that a company in this state is contributing to Russia’s war effort.

Another dilemma to be faced is the upcoming Occupied Territories Bill (OTB). Will it, in whatever guise it sees the light of day, represent a threat to jobs?

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