Turf Wealth Not Oil Wealth! What is Ireland’s New Investment Fund?
The term ‘sovereign wealth fund’ has become a surprisingly household term in recent years. In particular, the sovereign wealth fund
Ireland’s Minimum Wage Rules Explained
The national minimum wage in Ireland is set to rise from €11.30 per hour to €12.70 in the wake of
Rising Prices? All You Need to Know About Inflation
A few weeks ago, a friend and I were getting a Boojum. I recall that, prior to the pandemic, student
Netflix and Chill…the End of an Era???
Over the course of the last decade, the name Netflix has become synonymous with film and TV. The platform has
Ireland’s Summer Tourism Industry: Is it back?
A thou-shalt-not-be-named event began two years ago which has greatly limited people’s opportunity to travel. As a result, the global
Minimum Unit Pricing – Where does the money go?
The new year has brought with it a noticeable change to the shelves of our supermarkets and off-licences. On January
Christmas Spending Boost Gives Hope After Difficult Year for Retail
Most people’s first thoughts when it comes to the Christmas season are of the presents, food, music, and time spent
Facebook Rebrands as Meta Amid Growing Public Scrutiny
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that his company is changing its name to Meta. The rebrand of Facebook comes
OECD Agreement Brings an End to Ireland’s 12.5% Corporation Tax Rate
Ireland has become one of over 130 countries to sign up for a new Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
The Student Guide to Budget 2022
On Tuesday, October 12 the government announced the 2022 budget. The document, which sets out the government’s strategy for how
MSc at Smurfit ranked 3rd best in the world by Financial Time
The Financial Times has listed UCD Smurfit Graduate School’s MSc in International Management as the 3rd best of its kind
Business Booms for UCD’s Highest CAO Points Course
The first round of this year’s CAO offers saw UCD’s highly rated Economics and Finance course become the first ever