But when @economist.com do it is usually focused on issues in Northern Ireland, or has a frankly uncomfortable tone like this article. "the taoiseach—the Irish equivalent of prime minister, a word whose pronunciation is as unfathomable to outsiders as Irish tax accounting" (2/2)

I enjoy the @economist.com style of writing and I noticed that they write surprisingly little about Ireland. You would expect that the stark contrast between the economy of GB and their closest neighbour would be at least somewhat intriguing... (1/2)

“Hypocrisy is in the eye of the beholder”

A great piece by @ebernsteinwsj.bsky.social in the @wsj.com last weekend on the power of self-reflection and acceptance.

www.wsj.com/lifestyle/re...

I am booked to attend two events for Irish Design Week this November. Including an event hosted by the #100archive at the Royal Irish Academy of Music. All events are listed here:

www.dcci.ie/whats-on/iri...