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IRFU strongly in favour of South African teams joining expanded Pro16
The union is keen to see the Pro14 become a more competitive proposition.
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The union is keen to see the Pro14 become a more competitive proposition.
Ireland’s Competitiveness Scorecard for 2017 found that strong economic performance in recent years is masking the country’s vulnerability.
He has earned a reputation as a flamboyant party boy, but the Brazilian defended his record in football.
The Taoiseach made an interesting claim in the Dáil this week. Is it true?
The former Munster player got a little too competitive.
While there have has been big growth, there is still plenty to worry about.
On average, women are less confident about competing than their male counterparts. Why?
A new report by the European Commission has placed Ireland alongside Netherlands, Germany and Denmark for industrial competitiveness.
In the run-up to Budget 2015, Dr Daragh McGreal looks at why Ireland has lost its competitive edge.
The Liverpool boss believes the Dutchman won’t have experienced competitiveness like the English top flight before.
Slow global sales of smartphones and tablets and rising marketing costs to shift stock were some of the factors Samsung cited as its net profit fell by nearly 20% in the second quarter.
We’re at risk of losing many of the gains made in recent years, the competitiveness watchdog has said.
As business costs begin to rise again, we need to remember that nobody owes us a living, writes Aaron McKenna.
Cost savings are temporary without reform, IBEC says.
The EU’s Competition Commissioner told reporters in Brussels that Google’s next proposal is its “last opportunity” to address these concerns, or else further action will be taken.
He will speak about how best to tackle tax evasion and fraud during the meeting in Brussels.
We fell out of the top 20 in the World Tourism and Travel Competitiveness Index two years ago – now we’re back at no. 19.
Ireland’s bailout partners also want a more efficient judicial system.
We’re told that wages need to be cut for Ireland to compete internationally – but the figures don’t bear this out, writes Jimmy Kelly of Unite.
.. and then along comes 18 good headlines (and 1,200 jobs) all at once.