Cormac Lucey is a Contributor at The Sunday Times (Ireland edition). He focuses on business and economics, often discussing topics such as inflation, markets, and social issues, while also providing insights on the European Union and ESG. Cormac is featured in The Times, where he shares his expertise as a chartered accountant and a frequent commentator on public affairs.
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The department set up to constrain spending growth has failed to do its job
Our greatest economic challenge is getting the domestic sector to work, not ensuring ever greater prosperity for all whatever the cost
It requires a giant effort to fix a health service that is paralysed by the unaccountable few
Irish customers are paying some of the highest power bills in Europe while abandoning gas generation that is more reliable and cheaper than floating turbines
Our new government will be required to show its loyalty to the European bloc if damaging tariffs are imposed by Donald Trump
Increasing state intervention since the 1950s has slowly brought the Wirtschaftswunder to a grinding halt
A Dail election low on drama and policy and high on vague targets does not promise meaningful action on issues such as housing and health
The country is heading for another crash as long as the people in power continue to ignore the warning signs
The European Union’s economic powerhouse needs to get motoring again
Cormac Lucey’s crystal ball predicts a series of international shocks, from America to Germany to the Middle East — some serious, others plain fanciful
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