Comment On Saturday May 2nd the Government adjusted its support programme for Irish business. Monday May 4th, on trend, the Irish Times released it without journalistic analysis. It was left…
Sarah Jane HoganMay 10, 2020
Greetings Passengers, this is the Captain - Please return to your seat If you had the nagging feeling that you are not getting the full story from the cockpit of…
Sarah Jane HoganApril 8, 2020
The economic analysis of the potential impact of Covid 19 remains up in the air, combining the maths of infectious disease with speculation about the efficacy of health system responses.…
Sarah Jane HoganMarch 3, 2020
CMuckley_SPI_discussion_paper CMuckley SPI presentation RDS Feb 21 2020 Professor Cal Muckley of UCD today launched a discussion paper showing why and how Ireland ought to lead the world in the…
Sarah Jane HoganFebruary 21, 2020
Eddie Hobbs writes for The Currency 4th February 2020 https://www.thecurrency.news/articles/8498/eddie-hobbs-financial-dark-pools-junk-bonds-and-the-curious-art-of-financial-advice
Sarah Jane HoganFebruary 12, 2020
Paula (not her real name) received a delivery from a UK supplier with a letter apologising for the three week delay in the arrival of her new high waisted yoga…
Sarah Jane HoganJanuary 31, 2020
This is written as a supplement to my analysis published here and in the Irish Examiner November 29 th and, given the social media discussion it has created, to deal…
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A bill sponsored by practicing pharmacist Kate O Connell TD (FG), now part of the Government legislative pipeline, proposes to ban promotion and discussion of cancer treatments that fail the…
Sarah Jane HoganNovember 28, 2019
It is a given that Ireland is now on track to deliver on our commitment to impose a Carbon Tax of €80 per tonne by 2030. Budget 2020 increases the…
Sarah Jane HoganOctober 9, 2019