Eamon Quinn: What do overseas visitors really think of Ireland (north and south)?

As our man in Dublin Eamon Quinn reports, all-Ireland tourism faces one challenge after another at the start of high summer

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Eamon Quinn: Strengths and weaknesses of the Irish economy under spotlight in unity debate

Eamon Quinn reflects on separate speeches in Dublin from tánaiste Simon Harris with a common thread

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Eamon Quinn: Strengths and weaknesses of the Irish economy under spotlight in unity debate

Eamon Quinn reflects on separate speeches in Dublin from tánaiste Simon Harris with a common thread

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‘Lukewarm to scalding hot’: The 2014 housing warning that successive Dublin governments ignored

Over a decade ago, economists pleaded for a ‘Help to Build’ strategy rather than buyer subsidies. Instead, the Irish State poured millions into schemes that fuelled demand without fixing supply, leavi...

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Irish experts warn of Farage economic fallout from potential Makerfield by-election boost

‘Unambiguously bad’: Economists on Reform UK’s potential impact on all-island trade

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Food price fears aback again to spook the €21 billion all-Ireland grocery market

New cross-border supermarket data points to renewed food inflation risks as energy costs surge and competition diverges north and south.

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Eamon Quinn: More than most, the UK economy needs the war to end soon

Eamon Quinn: Worrying for Starmer and Reeves, Britain’s cost of borrowing rose sharply when the closure of the Strait of Hormuz first sent crude oil soaring'

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Eamon Quinn: European defence firms set to tap big orders from the Middle East wars - but at a huge cost

Eamon Quinn: 'Some of the current public spending diverted into rearmament will inevitably end up obliterating children'

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Eamon Quinn: Ireland places an each-way bet on rival weight loss drugs Wegovy and Mounjaro

Eamon Quinn: 'Prosperity across the island is tied to tech titans such as Apple, Intel and Microsoft, but is also linked to jobs and corporation taxes delivered by global drug makers'

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For Ireland, AI is mostly about hosting power-hungry data centres

Eamon Quinn: ‘Building more of these centres involves a slugging match that involves the world’s biggest companies and influential business lobby groups’

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