Business Today: Airport whistleblower's concerns, Revenue clampdown and why it is never OK to be rude

For some, bluntness is a source of pride. They are straight talkers, shooting from the hip, telling it like it is. But when have the words “I don’t mean to be rude” been followed by anything other than a whopping insult? Photograph: iStockhad been addressed following an investigation. However, he said he still had concerns about how the DAA would handle another whistleblower highlighting safety issues after the way he was treated. Emmet Malone reports.

‘I laughed when a friend recommended I buy a single bitcoin when the price was €300. It would now be worth €55,000’to support innovation and growth in the face of increased global competition and geopolitical challenges has become a core issue. Several recent prominent reports have pointed to the need to boost productivity, competitiveness, and innovation to attain inclusive economic growth.

‘I laughed when a friend recommended I buy a single bitcoin when the price was €300. It would now be worth €55,000’‘We bought our son a flat in his name but we took the rental income’

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