Richard Curran

Richard Curran: Politicians should beware of cashing in on what people want to hear – it comes with a high price

Richard Curran: There is no need for the State to go all the way in its plans to sell off AIB shareholding ​

Richard Curran: Michael McGrath’s brief in Brussels will reflect our standing in an increasingly dominant European Commission

Richard Curran: 5.9 million people in the south plus two million up North would be an economic blessing

Richard Curran: Ciara Mageean and Rhasidat Adeleke show how corporate backing for athletics can really pay off

Richard Curran: Intel struggles to keep up with white-hot rival Nvidia when it comes to chips for the AI age ​

Richard Curran: Only when the jobs and investment stop flowing will housing be treated as the true emergency it is – and that’s getting closer

Richard Curran: Gambling giant Flutter frustrated by US ban on election betting

Richard Curran: EU is a hard sell to Irish voters, but what happens in parliament shapes our lives

Richard Curran: Rishi Sunak had little choice but to march towards the sound of the guns

Richard Curran: Celtic have avoided the ‘casino approach’ that other football clubs take​

Richard Curran: When it comes to global warming, we all want someone else to do the heavy lifting

Richard Curran: We need to ask whether we’re getting value for money from the huge surge in state spending

Richard Curran: Is it time for US backers of the former Quinn operations to consider a profitable exit?

Richard Curran: After all the trash talk about migrant border issue, the Tories know our fates are intertwined

Richard Curran: Windfall corporate taxes provide the punch for the big pre-election spending party

Richard Curran: We need to build up rather than out to solve the housing crisis and rejuvenate our cities

Richard Curran: You can tap and go all you like, but this ‘death of cash’ has been greatly exaggerated

Richard Curran: The voices warning of financial Armageddon are getting louder. What’s going on and should we be worried?

Richard Curran: Coolmore’s John Magnier sees long-term legacy value of owning 11,000 acres of Tipperary

New committee elected at Macra Wexford AGM

Former Louth and Armagh star Brian McCoy has never lost his Orchard identity despite strong Wee ties

Free book bag and library card for Wicklow children starting school in September

Award winning Wexford jewellery designer launches latest handmade ‘Sea of Stars’ collection

Nursing home and apartment plans for Kerry town appealed to An Bord Pleanála