Sandra O'Connell

The list of financial crimes is long but some categories are more prevalent than others

If you want to expand your home’s habitable space, the best and often cheapest way is to convert the attic

With the knowledge and reach to facilitate community engagement, local authorities have an enormous role to play in climate actions

The allure of greater comfort and lower costs saw residential retrofits exceed last year’s targets by 30%

Small business owners are increasingly reaping the benefits of GenAI but there are concerns too

Dublin’s south inner city is home to some of the capital’s most beautiful tourism destinations, is peppered with great restaurants and historic landmarks, and is a treasure trove of independently-owned stores

The EU’s new green bond standard is tied to environmentally friendly activities but there may sustainable alternatives

Measuring and monitoring sustainability data in standardised ways builds trust and cuts greenwashing

Member companies such as Chapters Bookstore, Glenisk, Wavin Ireland, Donegal Bees, Fleetwood Paints and PTSB desire strong engagement with their local communities

Still taking its lead from Daithi O’Connor, the supplement producer makes the most of its Guaranteed Irish logo

‘When employees believe their leaders have their best interests at heart, they are more likely to engage in their work with enthusiasm and commitment’

GPTW’s charity partner is helping people with an intellectual disability into employment

How the workplace of the future is taking shape

Trinity College Dublin works closely with enterprise partners, including the public sector, to identify the skills that their workforce will need to meet the challenges of the future

Bitcoin crashed after the crisis from about €56,000 to €15,000, but has since climbed back, to €43,000, so many still see value in it