Brexit relocations add to Dublin’s housing stress
Brexit relocations from London to Dublin – particularly in the financial services sector – are adding to housing stress in Ireland’s capital. https://www.thedetail.tv/articles/dublin
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The Brexit withdrawal deal – drafted, but not yet agreed
Two and a half years after the Brexit referendum vote, Prime Minister Theresa May has agreed a draft withdrawal deal with the European Union. It is important to stress two.. read more
The lack of incoming migrant workers will damage our economy more than it will hurt Great Britain
The lack of incoming migrant workers will damage our economy more than it will hurt Great Britain. Published as part of The Detail’s continuing analysis of the impact.. read more
The Factory of the Future
The Factory of the Future is already here – and there are more of them is Europe and in Asia than in the Americas. https://www.fm-magazine.com/news/2018/oct/factory-of-the-future-201819820.html
A NEW UNION: A NEW SOCIETY – THE TEN YEAR PLAN
THE TEN YEAR PLAN FOR A NEW IRELAND v10
Brexit blog
Prime Minister Theresa May ramped up the Brexit tension this week with a warning on the shape of future relationships with the European Union. Following her humiliation at the.. read more
What does ‘no deal’ mean for Derry?
“So far as it lies within the power of the United Kingdom government, we will be doing everything we possibly can, even in the case of ‘no deal’, to ensure.. read more
Investment (Br)exit
Some 25 reports were issued by the Government last week, which were supposed to provide guidance on what could happen with a ‘no deal’ Brexit. However, the guidance was vague,.. read more
Co-operative Banking
“The Co-operative Bank has largely avoided the consequences of the market turmoil. Our cautious and responsible approach to business development limited our exposure to the problems that have afflicted many.. read more
A Tale of Two Economies
The Republic of Ireland’s economy will grow by 4.9% this year, while Northern Ireland’s will grow by 1.1%, according to predictions from accountancy and consultancy firm EY in its most.. read more
John Sayles profile
Supplier due diligence is a hot topic in government following the collapse of Carillion and profit warnings from other large public sector contractors. This places John Sayles FCCA at the.. read more
Brexit blog
Brexit negotiations are moving towards a climax. This explains, in part, the increasingly dramatic language being used. But the big question is whether the dire warnings of a ‘hard Brexit’.. read more
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