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14 shops, restaurants and pubs that won't be back when lockdown ends While those in the hospitality and retail sector wait to be given the go-ahead to resume business, many iconic Irish pubs and stores will not be re-opening once restrictions are lifted after being forced to shut their doors forever A number of stores, pubs and restaurants have been unable to survive due to the Covid-19 pandemic (Image: Sam Boal/RollingNews.ie) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe w...

Ireland lockdown: 13 popular Dublin shops, restaurants and pubs that won't be back when restrictions end A number of businesses were forced to close permanently due to the devastating effects of the pandemic Lanigans Want the latest breaking news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy ...

(Slate, approx 8 mins reading time) The entrepreneurial class has adopted the phrase with particular enthusiasm, as a battle cry for a startup culture in which failure has come to be fetishized, even valorized. Sir Richard Branson, that affable old sage of private enterprise and bikini-based publicity shoots, has advocated from on high the benefits of Failing Better. He breaks out the quote near the end of an article about the future of his multinational venture capital conglomerate, telling us with characteristic self-assurance that it comes “from the playwright, Samuel Beckett, but ...

Claire Aiken I’M NOT sure there has ever been a policy which hasn’t actually seen the cold light of day that has been more lobbied, discussed, written about or broadcast than the implementation of corporation tax powers in Northern Ireland. The old clichés of six or seven years ago still ring loud, ‘it’s not the panacea but it’s a game changer’. Granted, legislation was passed at Westminster in 2015 to devolve powers to the Executive to support the undoubted potential for an uplift in foreign direct investment and of course enable the North to compete with the fine-tuned tax poli...

Clare GAA Review Committee Formally Ratified By Club Delegates At March Meeting March 15, 2021 The new committee to develop a five year strategic plan for Clare GAA has been formally ratified by club delegates at their March gathering. The group, which was formed of the back of motion from Eire Óg GAA club, were proposed en block by the Ennis club, with John Keane of Doonbeg GAA Club seconding the proposal. Clarecastle’s Mark O’Connell (CEO of Repucon Consulting), Parteen man Conor Gilligan (CEO of Roadbridge), Ogonnelloe’s Colin Kelly (CEO of Gyrogy), Eoin Conroy of Barefield (CEO of...