Surveys can give us an idea what they’re worrying about - and it’s everything. A bigger question is how to fix it

There is poetic justice in a small Chinese AI start-up challenging US giants. Washington is shooting itself in the foot with chip export restrictions and clampdown on tech talent visas

Deal on lower tax to help hospitality sector is at odds with rosy outlook for restaurants and hotels

Unlike quiet quitters, who can be managed back to productivity, soft quitters have to be convinced the work is worth doing

Nothing says ‘America first’ quite like Boeing aeroplanes, and Ryanair is one of the US aircraft maker’s best customers

There are several reasons why our sympathy for the Palestinian cause has not been tempered by the pragmatic realities of international diplomatic relations, as is the case elsewhere

Workers left to balance home and family life, along with the costs, by themselves

Ireland has achieved a leading position in the data centre sector that could grow exponentially if AI-related demand is sustained

Farmers who backed the big risks taken by Brosnan and his successors will get an average of €120,000 each

Fewer companies likely to choose to spend to cut emissions now Greens have been all but wiped out

Election counts are an amateur production put on for the benefit and enjoyment of the actors rather than the audience

Decision to stop funding the NDRC incubator indicates shift towards more structured approach to fostering innovative business

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has flagged a number of reasonable issues with the gardaí's decision to publish the photos of 99 ‘persons of interest’ in the Dublin riots, but these must be balanced against the greater good

Clear difference between outgoing Coalition and the parties on the left over how to use the money to address the housing crisis

Why spending €514,000 for a 33-page report on MetroLink may prove good value for taxpayers