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08th July 2021

How Covid and digital are accelerating electioneering trends in Dublin Bay South

Fewer close-quarters engagements with voters have compelled the by-election candidates to get a little more creative in their electioneering.

07th July 2021

How have the Dublin Bay South by-election candidates fared on the social media battlefield?

Selfies, thumbs-up, babies, cute dogs, sea swims, and ice cream—did you really canvass if you didn’t post a photo of it?

01st July 2021

Government must take charge to reassure a disillusioned hospitality industry

Pubs and restaurants are to remain closed for indoor dining until further notice. With morale low, how can our leaders help business owners?

24th June 2021

Consistent but not contemporary: a year of Taoiseach Martin

Micheál Martin’s patience and consistency are well suited to a pandemic, but as the country emerges from lockdown, what can he do to leave a lasting mark?

18th May 2021

What Boris Johnson can teach the Irish Government about the Dublin Bay South by-election

Ireland’s coalition government faces its first electoral challenge. The recent UK local elections provide useful learnings.

18th March 2021

Why vaccine passports are critical for Ireland’s aviation sector

Proof of vaccination will help Ireland’s aviation sector take its first steps back to normality, but there are still major challenges to overcome.

11th March 2021

Up in arms: the Defence Forces and Department of Defence must repair their relationship

The future of Ireland’s armed forces depends on a sustained truce between military personnel and the Department of Defence.

20th January 2021

Why “Sleepy Joe” is exactly who the world needs

Joe Biden faces tough challenges from day one, but his considered approach to complex issues and crises may put the US back on the right track.

02nd November 2020

Trump vs Biden: a communications stalemate?

America decides. Can the President repeat his 2016 success or will Biden steal Trump’s thunder?