Replacing the British model with the continental approach of our European neighbours would do much to address the problems of our current system

An Tánaiste Leo Varadkar outlines the government’s new white paper on enterprise, which aims to support Ireland’s current strong economic position

With a growing trend for sales fall-throughs after an offer is accepted, it is astounding that a buyer’s word is all it takes to withdraw a property from the market

Insightful analysis of the main developments in business and politics from our team of writers, including Elaine Byrne, Dan O’Brien and Lucinda Creighton

The sad part about recent events is that climate change desperately needs protestors who are savvy and smart to help drive a vast mindset change, writes Susan O’Keeffe

Irish people are, surprisingly, more downbeat than many other Europeans about the economy, and there is a danger that excessive pessimism in Ireland will amplify the slowdown, making it deeper than it need otherwise be

From the thousands of migrant workers who have died to the second-class status of women, the host country is so problematic it will be almost impossible to watch the football tournament

If there’s anything the Robert Troy debacle has taught us, it’s that not one person sitting in the Dáil or Seanad should be able take their seat if they have not property filed their entry in the Register of Interests within three months

The real challenge food waste presents is the enormous impact that rotting food poses for the environment

Parting is such sweet sorrow, especially when it goes on far longer than it should