The way forward in the onrushing crisis that is Brexit is to pump money and resources into supporting our domestic firms in diversifying away from Britain
It's pretty clear that Bus Éireann is an expensive intervention the state no longer needs
Stephen Kinsella, economic commentator of the year, on whywe need to start treating Irish businesses the way we do multinationals
We should expect to see more announcements like HP
Ireland is very vulnerable to the re-nationalisation of US funds, writes Stephen Kinsella
Ireland is a European country, but culturally and economically we are much closer to the US
Time to adapt or die in the post-Brexit world order
Where exactly do we draw the line between North and South? Where do we go together?
It’s the system, stupid
On the advent of ‘Global Trumpism’, Stephen Kinsella, Ireland’s economic commentator of the year, reflects on its potential to destabilise the Irish economy
If we are to consider public pay and private pay in the right way, we need better data on public sector pay, terms, conditions and security
Rent controls help those currently renting and harm those seeking to rent in the future
The era of globalisation we have enjoyed since the 1970s may well be coming to an end
Governing is about making decisions. Sometimes those decisions are life and death
The role of the Central Bank is to be dispassionate and independent. It has tweaked the rules once. Will it change them again?
