1. July 25th, 2004

    Charlie the Unready knew he couldn’t fight the tides

    In 989 AD, Ethelred the Unready, the Anglo-Saxon King of England, introduced a deeply unpopular tax called Dangeld (`Danish gold’).

  2. July 18th, 2004

    FAI destroyed Irish football brand by ignoring market

    This weekend, close to 300,000 people will pay to see GAA matches. What’s more, Mayo’s football manager stated this week – with no hint of irony – that Gaelic games were sexy.

  3. July 16th, 2004

    Video: Jeffrey Sachs

    One of the world’s leading economists Jeffrey Sachs gives his views on third world debt

  4. July 11th, 2004

    Soundtracking the pulse of young Ireland’s economy

    Louise is running around the office like a demented junkie. “Any tickets? Can you pull any strings?

  5. July 8th, 2004

    Video: Naomi Klein

    Author of No Logo talks about the solutions to the 3rd world’s problems.

  6. July 5th, 2004

    Check a nation’s football to find its economic pulse

    Portugal versus Greece was hardly the bookies’ anticipated pairing for the final of Euro 2004. You would have got generous odds on it

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