Remember that GenAI is a tool – it’s not about miracles
In a professional setting, AI must be treated as a drafting and reasoning aid, not a stand-alone source of truth
From AI assistants to AI agents
Traditional AI can tell you what to do, agentic AI agent can do it for you. What are the implications for work?
Waste not: How Ireland is realising the benefits of biomethane
Momentum is beginning to build on national take waste and make gas project
From confidence to competitiveness: securing the next generation of investment
A conversation on the future of the Ireland-US relationship with American Chamber Ireland chief executive Paul Sweetman
How to make sense of the new Government-backed investment scheme
The aim of the Personal Investment Account is to make investing a simpler prospect for ordinary people
Great value golf in Ireland, from Athlone to Waterford
A week spent around Ireland offers some wonderful golf courses and excellent value if you know where to look, writes Barry McCall
Reimagining and redefining work for an uncertain future
If AI spells rapid change, businesses’ priority should be to build organisations that can keep learning, adapting and experimenting
Weighing up your pension options: My Future Fund pros and cons
People enrolled in Ireland’s new national auto-enrolment pension scheme have a two-month window to leave it. What is the best option for you?
Why tokenisation could remake Ireland’s funds industry
Tokenisation could speed settlement and cut risk. Ireland has potential to be a leader in the space—with swift legal and regulatory action
‘Unlocking household savings – with over €170bn sitting in bank deposits – could boost local fund participation’
As a future-ready global centre of excellence for investment funds and asset management, the expertise is here. Now Irish savers need to invest
Sharing the benefits of success without creating a tax headache
KEEP employee share scheme was designed to help SMEs offer tax‑efficient share options, but valuation hurdles, strict compliance rules and tax risks continue to limit uptake
Time to turn intent into action – consistently and at pace
Ireland must move from ambition to action on infrastructure, says Dublin Chamber president David Kelly
Access to capital needed to scale family businesses
Almost two in three Irish companies are family run, but Government supports are needed in an increasingly competitive landscape
A broad investment church that continues to evolve despite political turbulence
Responsible investing is expanding rapidly as investors weigh climate risk, long‑term returns and reputational impact, despite a political backlash against ESG principles
DIY investing has democratised markets, but not without risk
You can diversify your savings and your wealth across savings and investments by utilising these platforms