The person inside the athlete: Nhat Nguyen and Paul O’Donovan
We tend to focus on the fully formed Olympic athlete ready to compete on the world stage – but their back stories, challenges and life outside sport helped get them there
The great green debate: Will pushback win out over sustainability?
Does an increasingly vocal political and business backlash risk derailing the drive towards a greener future?
Hidden gems and unmissable sights from Kinsale to Galway
The Wild Atlantic Way has resulted in a huge increase in visitors to Ireland’s stunning western seaboard
Stretch your legs along Ireland’s coastline, from Galway to Donegal
The northern reaches of the Wild Atlantic Way boast the best of what Ireland has to offer, from magical scenery to unique accommodation
Solving the energy equation
Delays in getting planning permission for wind farms has meant 2030 greenhouse gas emission reduction targets are in jeopardy
Hybrid first or back to the office? Negotiating the new world of work
Return-to-office mandates are a hot topic but employers that don’t allow flexibility could lose access to talent
Some MNCs are ahead of the field when it comes to sustainability
Driving circularity, reducing packaging and microgeneration are among the ways businesses are reducing their footprint
Strong jobs demand in financial services as sector grows
A recently published study says buoyant financial services sector will need to recruit between 6,000 and 9,000 between now and 2027
Know your customer: Developing the digital tools to fight the fraudsters
New transaction-monitoring tech solutions are proving more efficient and effective in weeding out bad actors
Maximise your employee value proposition to recruit the best people
Organisations are working overtime to make themselves employers of choice – here’s how
Diversity in the workplace leads to better decisions and innovation
Workplace diversity policies go far beyond mere compliance exercises
Where art and fashion met: Pauline Bewick’s Brown Thomas connection
Artist Bewick’s daughter Poppy Melia discovered a treasure trove of commercial artwork for the department store
Fellowships recognise exceptional contributions to engineering
This year 16 people were appointed as Fellows of Engineers Ireland, in recognition of their dedication and talent
Driving innovation nationally and globally
As well as its Ireland regions, EI has active membership hubs in Britain, Australia and New Zealand
Engineers Ireland is central to engineering success for Ireland Inc
Engineers Ireland is made up of people who are at the forefront of innovation in the face of the challenges we all face