We all contribute to the rip-off
When you touch down in Dublin after your winter break in the sun, the purchasing power of your euro drops considerably. What happens to debase the currency once you pass passport controls at Dublin, Cork or Shannon?
The weddingometer guide to the Irish economy
Last week, Minister for Social and Family Affairs Seamus Brennan was in Britain advising some of the 30,000 Irish emigrants who are set to return this year to expect a different country.
Ireland can learn lessons from fires in France
Could it happen here?
Could we have race riots in west Dublin, Parnell Street or Shandon?
Credit drives people out of the cities
Last week’s three big news events underscored again the rise and rise of suburban Ireland. The mooted sale of Eircom, the Transport 21 initiative and the government’s burgeoning budget surplus are all directly related to the way we live, commute and organise our days.








