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Housing: If we don't ruffle the feathers of existing homeowners, we care less than we pretend - Vimarsana News

Housing: If we don't ruffle the feathers of existing homeowners, we care less than we pretend

Compared to Covid-19, the housing crisis – which disproportionately impacts young people – is never treated with remotely comparable urgency, writes economist Ciarán Casey.

State's economic compass has always been swayed by force of politics – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

State's economic compass has always been swayed by force of politics – The Irish Times

We have been repeatedly told that the Fiscal Advisory Council exists to ‘institutionalise’ the memory of the crash but that aim clashes with the politics of managing the economy

New Irish podcast aims to "cross the bridge" between Britain and Ireland - Vimarsana News

New Irish podcast aims to "cross the bridge" between Britain and Ireland

A new Anglo-Irish podcast aims to "cross the bridge" between Britain and Ireland through serious but humorous "offbeat" discussions about Irish and British current affairs. 

Daniel Murray: All things must pass – the era of extraordinary budget spending included - Vimarsana News

Daniel Murray: All things must pass – the era of extraordinary budget spending included

While the financial ministries preach prudence, the segregation of spending into core and non-core categories has allowed government to keep splashing the cash

Analysis: Is Holly Cairns correct about her generation being worse off than their parents? - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Is Holly Cairns correct about her generation being worse off than their parents?

Despite black-and-white arguments on Twitter about that question, the reality is much more complicated, writes economist Ciarán Casey.