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What's the future for Irish and EU tax affairs after the Apple case?
A closer inspection of the Apple ruling paints a very different picture to the accepted narrative of the state of global tax competition, writes Dr Nessa Ní Chasaide, the Centre for the Study of Politics in the Department of Sociology.
From Germany to the US, the countries who've plotted to invade Ireland
History records that Ireland has long occupied a place in the strategic military planning of other nations, writes Dr David Murphy of the Department of History
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Why are librarians up in arms over ebooks?
Lack of available stock, high prices and onerous terms and conditions mean ebooks currently offer poor value for readers and libraries, write MU Librarian Cathal McCauley, Martin Bradley and Stuart Hamilton of the Local Government Management Agency
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Why 'pronatalist' politicians want women to have more babies
It's not just JD Vance, and it's not just the US. Almost 30 percent of countries globally now have pronatalist policies — up from 10 percent in the 1970s, writes Prof Mary Corcoran of the Department of Sociology
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