He may have made some unwise comments, but the Dragon did appeal to a sizeable portion of the electorate who feel unloved and unrepresented
The party has an opportunity now to play a key role in shaping Ireland’s future
When the worst of Brexit comes, it’s not landlords or multinationals who’ll need a financial buffer
Poor planning fed our dependence on motors, instead of incentivising better infrastructure
The universal postal service obligation is an outdated relic from the pre-smartphone era. An Post should consider ditching it in order to survive
In the age of Trump, it’s tempting to believe that dignity has become an outdated concept in politcs
All indications are that liberal systems of government around the world are in danger
New initiatives and generic brands have reduced medicine costs for the state, but more needs to be done to improve patients’ access to new treatments
When the weather finally does break, the rainfall still won’t solve the problems besetting our creaking water supply
Ireland will be exposed to Brexit because of our physical distance from the continent – but a bigger problem is our linguistic distance from our friends in Europe
The EU, and Ireland, should be moving to reduce its dependence on Putin’s supplies of natural gas
As online transactions increase by the day, traditional financial institutions are faced with many and diverse challenges
Noël Browne – doctor, politician and one-time health minister – knew a thing or two about getting stuff done
Those who tell uncomfortable truths are utterly vital to our society, as the INM and CervicalCheck controversies prove
All too often nowadays,we don’t consume foods in their natural state - and the extra ingredients could spell danger to us and our children
