An Irish architect in New York: ‘In the US, it’s much more focused on the bottom line’
Wild Geese: Alexander Buckeridge, New York
AI is accelerating cyberattacks. Can defenders keep up?
Cyber resilience is not about avoiding every incident but being able to continue operating and recover predictably when they occur
AI’s background benefits cover everything from mortgages to lawnmowing
The measure of good AI isn’t how clever it looks but whether it gives a financial adviser time to spend with a client instead of a spreadsheet
Solar powers ahead with 300% electricity increase in three years
Sharp decline in cost of solar and battery technology is good news for tapping sun’s potential
Ireland’s European moment: Council of EU presidency offers influence at key juncture
Expectations of Ireland are high. This is our eighth presidency, and membership since 1973 makes us one of the more experienced members of the bloc
The Irish woman in New York tapping successful emigrants to fund education back home
Wild Geese: Mairead McNamara, New York
Multinationals deserve more than simple tax benefits from Ireland Inc
A move towards a more sophisticated model of attracting and retaining FDI is required
Making Ireland a land fit for AI investment and innovation
Maintaining competitiveness depends on continued investment in skills, data capability and execution – not just strategy
‘The US still has a frontier mindset that you can go and make something of yourself’
Wild Geese: Killian Moyles, Chicago
From a Monaghan farm to New York high fashion: ‘Ireland is still a very big part of my life’
Orla Maguire had a successful magazine career in Manhattan before founding her own range of beauty products
AI adoption across funds industry: Driving faster processes and greater cost efficiency
As margins tighten, funds firms are embedding generative and agentic AI to speed up processes, automate legacy workflows and drive operational efficiency
The Tipperary man plotting equine bloodlines of the future at Coolmore’s US operation
Wild Geese: Adrian Mansergh-Wallace works for Coolmore’s operation based in Kentucky
Delays on 10,000-page planning applications jeopardising Ireland’s climate targets
Landmark Supreme Court ruling strengthens climate obligations in planning, but added pressure risks worsening backlog
High Court ruling paves way for green data centres, but fossil fuel concerns remain
As soaring demand strains the grid, can vital data centres move towards cleaner, greener energy?