Who could have predicted, when the economy was temporarily put into suspended animation while the Government dealt with the Covid-19 outbreak, that nobody would want to go back to work when the crisis began to ease?
Getting a new qualification under your belt could be the key to bouncing back from unemployment if you are one of the almost 600,000 people who have lost their job since the Covid-19 crisis hit Ireland.
In Leipzig, the players bumped elbows and grinned like this was all a little bit silly. In Dortmund, Erling Haaland scored the first goal of football's plague times and stood by the corner flag with his teammates around him in a celebratory pastiche of social distancing, a strangely haunting image that will, you suspect, be...
The entire social economy has been thrown into chaos by the coronavirus pandemic.
If I had a euro for each email I've received promoting an exciting new way to engage and inspire virtual teams during this whole Covid-shutdown-remote-working-from-home experience we are enduring together, I would more than make up for the sales pipeline of in-person engagements I've lost since this whole rigmarole began.
After weeks of lockdown, the country's garden and DIY stores will reopen to a whole new world of social distancing tomorrow morning.
Grandly conceived as "a generational decision" for West Clare, last year's Dubai Duty Free Irish Open at Lahinch seemed to have delivered the perfect dividend. What more could be desired than the sight of world star, Jon Rahm, storming to victory in glorious sunshine?
