Adam Maguire is a journalist based in Ireland, focusing on national news. He writes for RTE and his work has also appeared in Solicitors Journal. Adam covers a range of topics, including business, consumer trends, taxation, and cultural developments.
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A hit musical can earn its makers millions for many years – but striking theatrical gold is far less likely than you'd think, writes Adam Maguire.
We're right in the middle of wine harvest season for the northern hemisphere – which tends to run from early September through to late October for most producers.
By: Mahi Muqit, Alexis Lauga, Adam Maguire
This case describes an 18-year-old British male professional soccer player who suffered a high-velocity traumatic eye injury when a football struck him in the right eye. He suffered immediate vision loss and pain. The eye trauma resulted in pupil damage, lens structural damage, retinal tears, a macular hole, and extensive retina commotio. Despite being a seemingly innocuous training accident, he developed a complex monocular trauma. He underwent emergency surgery that successfully closed the macular hole and prevented retinal detachment. Visual recovery in the right eye was not perfect; however, the player was able to make a full return to training within six weeks and play competitive football within eight weeks. This exemplifies a rare case in which a routine, everyday training ground event resulted in a highly complex ocular injury. Our case highlights that rapid assessment and intervention can prevent life-changing long-term effects on an athlete’s health, performance, and career, even in sports deemed to pose a relatively low risk of ocular injury, such as soccer.
The second Ukrainian Business Bootcamp has gotten underway in Dublin today.
Most of us trust that the food and drink we buy is what it claims to be. We may occasionally scan the ingredients list, but what's listed there is taken at face value.
If you've bought any kind of consumer electronics recently – even the most mundane appliance - there's a good chance you had the option of buying a ‘smart' model.
From ice creams to smartphones to tractors, the right to repair movement should help consumers and businesses get more out of their devices, writes Adam Maguire.
Skills shortages - and the cost of recruiting skilled labour - is the most common concern among tradespeople, according to a new survey.
Companies' finance departments need to rethink their role to ensure they keep up with the changing face of business, according to a new study.
Consumer-level commercial testing has been a booming market over the past 18 years.
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