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Did you know October is financial planning month? Financial planner Barry John Ryan outlines some need-to-know financial info for those who are self-employed.
Freshers’ Week; a smorgasbord of events organised with the sole purpose of introducing you to all your fellow first years, those introductions can spark a lifetime of friendship. Writes Fiona Alston
An overhaul of the BER Advisory Report has made it easier for consumers to see what areas of their home needs to be more energy efficient and how much it will actually cost, writes Ciara Leahy.
A post-COVID-19 world is in sight. We don’t know how long it will take, but when we get there, we want to be ready to embrace it financially. Ciara Leahy chats to Susan Haye Culleton about upskilling
She might have been recently named “Accountant of the Year”, but Eilis Quinlan’s extraordinary journey began while trying to save the family farm, writes Maria Moynihan
The better prices and good weather have improved dairy farmers' finances, but not for all of them. Peter Young looks at how farmers can gain more from what they have.