Collison brother buys period pile in heart of Dublin 4′s embassy belt
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Frances Ruane
Creaking energy and water systems represent ‘reputational risk’ for Ireland, council warns
Competitiveness council warns current strain on utilities meant business demand would soon outstrip supply with ramifications for inward investment
Royal Irish Academy marks election of 29 new members
RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society
Is Ireland starting to lose its attraction for international investors?
To keep the likes of Intel on board, we must address planning and infrastructure issues
US economist says Covid may have driven many women out of the labour market
Chief executive of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco says many women are constrained because of childcare
Greater diversity needed in Royal Irish Academy in order to be ‘relevant’
Review finds RIA considered by some to be ‘old fashioned’ and ‘an old boys club’
Central Bank’s McEvoy to join US investments giant Pimco
Bank’s former director of consumer protection to take on senior position with company
Watchdog says Government will struggle to deliver on housing promises
Borrowing plan could overheat economy and leave less room to react to future shocks
Global economy needs Marshall Plan for Covid, climate change – economist
John Van Reenen economist calls for new plan to reignite growth and productivity
Yeats, Freud and Lavery among heavyweights in Christie’s sale
Barney Eastwood collection includes important Irish and sporting pictures
Royal Irish Academy commissions diversity review to boost female participation
The review also aims to increase ethnic diversity in the RIA in line with Irish society at large
Personal injury guidelines could pave way to cheaper insurance
Judicial Council considering move, although some judges are thought to have reservations
Jack B Yeats’ Romeo and Juliet to headline at de Veres’ upcoming sale
Auction will be first Irish sale to offer a body of work by bohemian artist Reginald Gray
Period of ‘extreme stress’ beckons for Irish businesses
NCC urges reskilling for those in sectors that will not recover from impact of Covid crisis
Fintan O’Toole: It is time for an Irish National Health Service
The Covid-19 pandemic has made it impossible for the old health system to continue
High insurance costs among threats to State’s competitiveness
Research warns that borrowing and legal costs are other key risks to business
Ireland’s love affair with multinationals is set to change - but how can we adapt?
The days of Ireland using its corporate tax regime as a key attraction for foreign direct investment may be numbered - but where do we go next?
Was it for this? Fintan O’Toole on the existential questions facing the Abbey Theatre
If the national theatre is not world class or keen on Ireland’s dramatic canon, what is it for?
Abbey directors to meet actors today in response to letter of protest
First meeting to address concerns about national theatre to be held without mediator
Abbey Theatre row: meeting hailed as ‘positive first step’
Talks between management and theatre workers follows scathing open letter
The Abbey: 15 things we learned this week about disgruntled theatre workers
Here’s what the theatre and creative talent will talk about when they meet tonight
Abbey Theatre says letter signatories will not be blacklisted
Abbey’s chairwoman tells Oireachtas committee the theatre will ‘address concerns’
Abbey leads the field in Irish Times Irish Theatre Award nominations
Controversial co-productions boost national theatre’s tally
Abbey Theatre uproar: 300 actors and directors complain to Minister
National theatre’s new policy sees pay ‘fall 25%’ and overall employment ‘dry up’
Frances Ruane: Planning framework must be founded on courage
Political commitment must underpin rational and holistic approach to spatial development
Barriers to work for people with disabilities to be lifted
Minister promises that earnings threshold for those with medical cards will be raised
AIB banker’s private art collection goes for sale
Art lover Michael Carroll bought works by O’Malley and Souther among others
Noel Whelan: British cannot be allowed to set the pace on Brexit
It is foolish to wait and see what the UK will do before deciding what is best for Ireland
Ireland faces major disruption if Trump delivers on economic policies
Big cut in US corporation tax rate would lessen incentive to invest abroad
Experts dispute claim ‘flood of companies’ will exit Ireland
Senior adviser to president-elect said US tax changes would have ‘very high impact on jobs’
Ireland can appeal more to entrepreneurs - Taoiseach
IMI conference hears from speakers about opportunities in disruptive environments
Caveat: Dublin Bus customers should go on strike too
I now expect the service’s ‘real-time’ boards to be complete works of fiction
IMF official sought talks with Dublin over economy growth
International Monetary Fund mission sent email after it emerged economy grew 26% in 2015
Action required on Northern Ireland competitiveness review
Competitiveness scorecard shows North in bottom half of survey for many indicators
Irish economist appointed to Scottish Brexit advisory panel
Professor Frances Ruane will join Scottish and international experts on the panel
Is a broad Stem course the right choice for you?
Science, technology, engineering and maths (Stem) are at the heart of many professions
Behind the News: Kieran Rose, planning expert
Nama’s plan to build 20,000 houses will help Dublin’s housing crisis, but the capital faces other hurdles as well, according to the city planner
Girls leave boys behind in 20 out of 22 Junior Cert papers
Boys still outnumber girls by six to one in technology subjects at the higher level
Should public policy be guided by research? Evidently
Opinion: The application of expert insight can be transformative. So why don’t we rely on it more?
Too many courses on CAO, says HEA boss
Universities backtrack on plan to reform ‘bewildering’ CAO system
Ireland needs more integrated approach to innovation
New Government plan for science, technology and innovation must deliver for multinationals and SMEs
The AIB art collection: here’s one the bankers got right
Far from being a corporate bauble, the AIB Art Collection, featuring Sir John Lavery, Jack B Yeats and Roderic O’Conor among others, is an exceptional showcase of 20th-century Irish work
Universities should offer broader course choices for students
‘How wise is it to continue to require students to make career-forming choices at the age of just 18?’
Corruption claims should not halt junior cycle reform
Jan O’Sullivan rejects Fintan O’Toole’s view that ‘teachers should not be trusted to mark their students’
‘Wonderful life’ of Gordon Colleary recalled at his funeral
USIT founder ‘helped people realise their personal vision, or his personal vision as theirs’
Publication of economic evaluations marks milestone in accountability
Opinion: Government is beginning to address criticism that civil service does not have enough specialists
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