Issues
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Review: Education in Northern Ireland ‘highly underfunded’
Education in Northern Ireland is “highly underfunded”, with recurrent funding for the Department of Education having been reduced by £145…
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Satisfaction with democracy waning north and south
A new Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) report into social and political attitudes in Ireland has found that attitudes…
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Women in engineering: Leading the way in firmus energy
In a traditionally male-dominated industry, firmus energy is extremely proud of our engineering achievements and progress towards gender equality, with…
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Delivering a net zero future
Executive Director of Generation and Trading at ESB, Jim Dollard, talks to David Whelan about the organisation’s ambitious plans for…
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The UK’s productivity crisis
Chris Giles, economics commentator of the Financial Times, speaks to agendaNi about how the UK’s economic recovery has been hindered…
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Department seeks legal advice over missed first carbon budget timeframe
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) says that it is considering legal advice after the passing of…
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Energy security in an all-Island context
Brian Ó Gallachóir, Associate Vice-President for Sustainability at University College Cork (UCC), assesses whether worrying electricity generation inadequacy necessitates an…
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Back to the future: The opportunities of a net zero Northern Ireland
Head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service Jayne Brady says that alongside the economic opportunity, the societal and environmental necessity…
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Jon Boutcher named as new PSNI Chief Constable
Following a series of crises for policing in Northern Ireland, Jon Boutcher now finds himself with the unenviable task of…
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Delivering a decarbonised gas network
Following the first direct to grid injection of biomethane into a gas network anywhere on the island of Ireland, Director…
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