78% of workers want to stay working from home - new research Changes to how we work are likely to have significant impacts upon existing services and planned transport investments Work and careers • 15 Aug
Hello human, do you want to talk to me? Bridging the gap between humans and robots is a question of artificial intelligence, robotics, design and philosophy Brainstorm • 12 Aug
How to set up a successful hybrid meeting Meetings with both in-person and online attendees are becoming more common so what's required for a successful event? Work and careers • 10 Aug
How Brexit has caused food issues for Ireland's Jewish community Brexit has cast a serious shadow over cultural and religious practices for members of the Jewish faith here Brexit • 11 Aug
Who owns Ireland's wind? In the absence of formal recognition of a legal 'wind estate', ownership is bundled together with ownership of land Energy • 09 Aug
5 things women should know before starting a business Here's how budding women business owners and entrepreneurs can overcome the pitfalls and challenges they face Business • 09 Aug
Is it time to introduce car congestion charges in Dublin? 'We do need to get the people out of their car. That's the key target' Cities • 09 Aug
What can you do with used wind turbine blades? One way to deal with the estimated 200,000 tonnes of blade waste per year is to use them for other products like bridges Energy • 04 Aug
4 reasons why hybrid working is here to stay for young workers While the pandemic has seen the rise of remote working among younger employees, other factors have also contributed to this shift Work and careers • 08 Aug
Is Ireland too dependant on corporation tax? While corporation tax returns have surged in recent years, there are several risks associated with depending on this windfall Economics • 02 Aug
How plastic packaging labels cause confusion over recycling Properly disposing of plastic packaging is often a bit of a puzzle because of which plastics can and cannot be recycled Plastics • 27 Jul
Why banks need to maintain cash services for customers We are much further removed from becoming a cashless society than some might like to think Future of cash • 25 Jul
Why are legal costs in Ireland so high? Lack of competition, cumbersome procedures and a reluctance to change combine to keep costs high Legal Costs • 20 Jul
Dear Sir/Madam: how to write a winning cover letter for your CV Here are seven top writing tips when you find yourself bamboozled or blocked by a writing task Work and careers • 20 Jul
Is rural Ireland really dying? What the facts and figures tell us The question of whether rural Ireland is dying or not, is complicated, and requires nuanced geographic analysis Rural Ireland • 20 Jul
Can a new campaign help garment makers to be paid fairly? Good Clothes Fair Pay wants Irish consumers to influence legislation requiring garment workers to be paid properly Fashion • 19 Jul
Why are prices in Ireland so high? Ireland's high prices are not a recent phenomenon and they've become relatively more expensive than the EU average year after year Economics • 19 Jul
How Dungeons & Dragons protects its IP as popularity rises With the popularity of role playing games on the rise, how does a classic like Dungeons & Dragons protect its intellectual property? Dungeons & Dragons • 21 Jul
Will a latte levy stop us dumping 200 million coffee cups a year? The proposed charge on disposable coffee cups may not be popular, but levies really are effective in changing consumer behaviour Climate Change • 18 Jul
How extreme weather events affect financial markets New financial products are now being used to manage risks and raise funds to implement climate adaptation strategies Business • 15 Jul
Will Ireland run out of ice-cream? How supply chain experts ensure we don't run out of such essentials as ice-cream, cold drinks and meat for the barbecue Heatwave • 14 Jul
How Ireland suffered from a cost of living crisis 100 years ago Rising food prices, war, the Irish Revolution and the Great Depression triggered a major and devastating cost of living crisis History • 14 Jul
Is the cost of living crisis driving people from Ireland? Research shows Irish people are moving abroad in search of better housing, healthcare, public transport, education and childcare Cost of Living Crisis • 13 Jul
How much money do people want to achieve an ideal life? It turns out that most people don't really want to be a billionaire after all Psychology • 13 Jul
5 ways a strong US dollar could hurt the world economy A strong US dollar is a response to troubled times and changes in its value have implications for the entire global economy Economics • 11 Jul
