The James Vincent McMorrow gig in Iveagh Gardens was emotional but I had to remind myself that this was not 2019 and, as an unvaccinated person, the pandemic remains a strong risk.

If it’s information about ox-bow lakes and terminal glacial moraines you’re looking for, then you’ve landed in the right geographical space

The effectiveness of the vaccines is threatened whenever a new variant of the coronavirus emerges, but the world’s richer countries seem to be more concerned about life returning to normal

The deceptive practices exposed last week may be historic, but they risk undermining the work of credible polling companies

The microchip has changed the world since its invention in the 1950s. But after Covid caused global demand to plunge, chip manufacturers are now finding it hard to keep up with a sharp spike in orders as the world starts to emerge from the virus

Corporation tax might be dominating the headlines now, but environmental matters are of more long-term importance to international finance

Move by the Commission for Regulation of Utilities to probe electricity demand from data centres is a rude awakening for all parties involved in this crucial debate

As much as the prospect of a minimum global corporate tax rate causes concern, the lack of an OECD deal might lead to something far worse – a digital tax war

The G7’s plan to set a global tax rate need not spell gloom for state’s coffers

The now largely forgotten figure of John Munro Woolsey was instrumental in getting one of literature’s greatest ever works into publication in the US

Ireland is main outlier in EU when it comes to aviation thanks to a raft of restrictions and quarantine procedures

Governments will soon have the right to collect taxes on multinationals’ sales in their jurisdiction, even if that company has no physical presence in their country. This is a massive shift — and is ultimately positive for us

The political parties’ cavalier attitude to revelations of fake polling suggests they think we’re as cynical as they are

With the Euros just started and Wimbledon, the Open, the Olympics, the Lions and GAA coming down the tracks, the pandemic will have to fight for column inches

Joe Biden’s push to issue a diplomatic démarche shows Boris Johnson that the Trump era is very much over

The key to a successful outcome in any audit is to take a proactive approach to compliance by doing regular self-reviews and ensuring that everything is as it should be