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A NYT correction for the ages.

Makes sense that Ireland is prioritising *checks notes* the Donnybrook Lawn Tennis Club not being overlooked ahead of 225 future students.

Quite the thread

NDRC: More than 150 people sign open letter against closure of accelerator in less than a day businesspost.ie/tech/ndrc-more… via Business Post

you can laugh but this is how we build housing

One of my favourite quotes comes from an obscure book written by a Scottish mountaineer in the 50s

This is not about NDRC. This is about the ambition of a country.

"We NEED to diversify our economy away from being a tax avoidance shop. Building homegrown technology businesses is the way we do this." 👏👏

Yes Douglas Murray

What a grim read €220bn 🔥🔥🔥

Imagine giving every renter a 22% price cut on their biggest cost in life. Think of the prosperity that would be unleashed. Think of the poverty that would be avoided. Why are we so hesitant to get the homes we need built?

'We better hope we never get a true global mono culture because then we will be extremely vulnerable to infection by bad ideas on a planetary scale.'

It is indeed really really simple. Dublin has about one quarter fewer hotel rooms per visitor now than 15 years ago. thecurrency.news/articles/14258…

Trump’s tariffs aren’t just about trade. They’re the start of a radical plan to rewrite the global economy. It’s called the “Mar-a-Lago Agreement”—and it could shake the foundations of the dollar system. Here’s what no one’s explaining 🧵

News-driven business cycle theory is having a field day.

Why is electricity so expensive in Ireland? Irish households are paying 77% more than the EU average. It’s the highest in Europe. Part of the reason why is our failure to build a modern grid. Let’s examine how this happens:

Truth Social has crashed from the traffic surge and in so doing accidentally created a hauntingly poignant image.

ah now this looks just great - nice work John Collison

At times as much as 83% of Ireland's electricity is generated from gas. Government has plans to ration electricity for weeks and months if anything happens to the single pipeline bringing gas from Britain. With so many risks that cannot be mitigated, it is staggering that