Michael O'Leary is nothing if not a savvy businessman, and so it is all the more surprising that he has blotted his copybook in recent weeks by failing to plan ahead
Not only is seafood not a dominant feature on Irish restaurant menus, wherever it is available, it tends to be overpriced
The relationship has been soured by a series of scuffles, all fought in public. Both would benefit from a change of approach
Better gender balance has been shown to have a positive impact on a business’s bottom line
If he can achieve a cure for the sick situation in the country’s emergency departments, the Taoiseach will have left a lasting legacy
The government has suggested regional development is a priority. Let’s hope it goes further than its predecessor's lip service when it came to balanced development outside the capital
The postal authority’s latest moves to stem the decline should be welcomed
The Trotskyite-left prefer the safety and comfort of the opposition benches
The wonderful National Gallery has had an overhaul, but more funding is needed if we are to protect our treasures
Throughout Europe, workers in essential services are limited in the strike measures they can take. It remains to be seen if Varadkar has the courage to follow through on his proposals for their Irish equivalents
The next Fine Gael leader has a chance to deliver major political reform; they should start with the Seanad
While it is too late now, the Central Bank must be forced to rethink its failed strategy
