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
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?
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
From Navan to Valencia: ‘They refer to the Irish here as the Latins of the north’
Wild Geese: Martin Hayes is a lawyer in the Spanish city
A Dubliner in South Africa: ‘I often leave the keys in the car. I couldn’t do that in Dublin’
Wild Geese: Annie Williams runs Kingfisher Creek Safari Lodge in Hoedspruit, South Africa
‘As an Irish person speaking Norwegian, you can sound like a very sick dog’
Wild Geese: Dublin-born accountant David Norton lives in Larvik, Norway
Housing ambition can’t be faulted, but is it realistic?
Meeting ambitions, closing skills gaps and attracting international capital such as pension funds and sovereign wealth funds are all in the mix
Faster and fairer: Balancing speed and accountability in the planning system
New laws aim to speed decisions for pressurised planning system but environmental and civic groups fear reduced oversight
Selling Berlin: ‘Ryanair added extra flights at one stage for the number of Irish property investors’
Wild Geese: Denis Madden, Berlin
An AI-polished CV might get you in the door – but only you can survive the interview
Employers are bringing candidates back into the room in real life, where preparation, competence and people skills are harder to fake
Home alone: Remote work fuelling the loneliness epidemic
Loneliness rises sharply in remote roles; experts warn social connection must be deliberately built into teams through meaningful check-ins and interactions
Corporate America rows back on DEI but Europe resists the shift
While US firms scale back diversity initiatives under political pressure, Irish leaders say DEI is embedded in core HR strategy - essential to culture, trust and performance
How AI is reshaping employment – and what that means for Ireland
AI’s jobs impact remains unclear but as early effects emerge Ireland faces both risks and opportunities shaped by its talent base and multinational footprint
Keeping up with the competition in our R&D offering
Gaps in direct public investment and intellectual asset creation risk eroding strength of the innovation economy