This article explores the influence of Project 2025, a US-based conservative think tank's policy document, on Ireland. It examines the Irish government's response to the document and discusses its potential implications for Irish policy development.
Plus: Stripe lets fluffy ducks break the bad news to 300 sacked staff; domicile levy fails to sweat Ireland’s richest; and An Post chief shows Royal Mail who’s boss
While Donald Trump has publicly distanced himself from some of its more radical proposals, much of its Christian nationalist doctrine was written by former Trump staffers, while some of its authors have already been appointed by Trump to his new administration. Thus the need for Ireland to take it seriously.
Kilduff, who made a fortune in the dotcom boom of the 1990s, is a patron of the Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts, where he is also an honorary member. He also has a substantial art collection himself, focusing on contemporary works. Now he wants to create an artists' retreat in his native Clonfinlough in Co Offaly.
The tech company, which has 8,500 staff across the world including about 600 in Ireland, later apologised for the, er, duck-up, although it has yet to emerge who was responsible for flipping the bird to the confused workers.If their wealth is on the rise, so too should be the domicile levy, shouldn’t it?
Flagstaff Hill, their new home, was originally on the market for €4 million. The property price register records their purchase for €2.8 million, although that only includes the price of the house and one acre.
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