Is the CSRD rollback the end or a new start for sustainability?
The CSRD rollback is raising new questions for sustainability reporting. Stephen Prendiville (Deloitte), Sophie Sweeney (University of Galwa...
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Accountancy Ireland
With every issue of the magazine, Accountancy Ireland hosts a round-table discussion with experts in their field on the theme of the issue. Popular topics include: diversity in the workplace...
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20 of 62 episodesSpecial episode: Budget 2026
Budget 2026 could be described as a budget that favours business, burdens workers, and overlooks compliance reform. To discuss the announcem...
Election special: what the parties promise for working parents
Our Election Insights series continues by focusing on the main parties' election manifestos regarding childcare. Chartered Accountants Irela...
Election special: how will the parties support small business?
It's election week, and in the run-up to polling day, Chartered Accountants Ireland's public policy team have analysed the main parties' man...
Special episode: Budget 2025
Budget 2025 was Minister for Finance Jack Chambers's first budget in the finance portfolio, but it is, nonetheless, the last budget package...
Unpacking Northern Ireland's childcare challenges
In the second part of a two-part series, Accountancy Ireland talks to Zara Duffy, Aoife Hamilton and Paula O’Neill about how parents are fee...
Childcare in Ireland: A balancing act for parents and providers
At the end of 2023, Chartered Accountants Ireland set up a series of focus groups to gather members' views on childcare, and the findings we...
Thought leaders: the ethics of AI
Exploring the ethical dimensions of generative AI, experts Barry Scannell and Daniel Malan, join Michael Diviney and Liz Riley to delve into...
What will you get out of Budget 2024?
In a budget announced against a backdrop of high interest and continued inflationary pressures, the government was seen to give a little bit...
Special episode: Budget 2023
In this special Budget 2023 episode, Brid Heffernan, Tax and Public Policy Leader at Chartered Accountants Ireland, Sarah Meredith, Tax Dire...
Thought Leaders: social and circular economy
What are the social and circular economies, and are they now necessary sources of innovation and new thinking for mainstream business? We di...
Thought Leaders: what is inclusion?
Diversity, equity and inclusion has been discussed as part of the Irish business agenda for a few years. And while we have a firm grasp on d...
What's the key to people management?
Liz Riley speaks to Brendan McGurgan, Co-Founder of Simple Scaling, Michelle Halloran, HR and people management consultant and Paul Slattery...
Thought Leaders: Challenges for working parents – lessons from the pandemic
In this special Thought Leaders series from the Accountancy Ireland podcast, Liz Riley and Michael Diviney speak to experts Dr Mary Collins...
Special episode: Budget 2022
In this special Budget 2022 episode, Norah Collender, Tax Leader at Chartered Accountants Ireland, Peter Vale, Tax Partner at Grant Thornton...
The business of ESG
Sustainability and ESG continue to the be a focus of the business and investment community. Susan Rossney, Barry Dempsey (Chartered Accounta...
Global tax reform
In the middle of April, the US announced their support for a global corporate tax rate – getting the whole world talking; Ireland in particu...
Ireland's economies and business sustainability
The COVID-19 pandemic, extended lockdowns and Brexit moved 2021 into an interesting position. Dawn McLaughlin, owner of Dawn McLaughlin & Co...
Members in practice push through the pandemic
Liz Riley speaks to Wendy Merrigan, Conor Woods and James Kelliher about what obstacles they foresee for SMEs in 2021, how their businesses...
Special episode: Budget 2021
Paul Dillion and Peter Vale talk to Norah Collender about tax supports for businesses as announced in Budget 2021 and have an interesting di...