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Covid-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme for Employers So, it’s taken a...

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We’ll Get Through This Together

Covid-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme for Employers So, it’s taken a global pandemic for me to write my first Metis … Continued

Be Patient

We’re still deep in the pandemic, this is a once-in-a-lifetime public health emergency. It’s likely to be hanging around for … Continued

Coronavirus and The Stock Markets – What Should I Do Now?

It’s ok and totally understandable to be concerned about your investment and pension portfolios right now. Please take a few … Continued

Ten Things to Ask Yourself About Retirement

If you’ve already started thinking about retirement, then well done you. After all, you can’t possibly have missed the multitude … Continued

A Day in the Life of a Financial Planner

I’m Mary, and this is what it’s like to be a financial planner at Metis Ireland. Why I chose … Continued

Why “Safe Harbours” Can Be Risky Business

We see it often: Whenever investors are spooked by turbulent times, money tends to flow out of the stock market, … Continued

Welcome Paddy Andrews

Metis Ireland is delighted to welcome Dublin Footballer and Certified Financial Planner® Paddy Andrews to its growing team. Paddy … Continued

Investors Must Be Careful to Avoid News Overload

Last month we were delighted to be asked to write another piece for The Sunday Times around news overload and … Continued

Our Contract With You

The word ‘contract’ doesn’t generally inspire enthusiasm. It usually means a lot of reading, a fair bit of frowning, a … Continued

Metis Ireland End of Quarter Team Building

What to ask when choosing a financial adviser

Choosing your financial adviser is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make, and hoping they have the answers isn’t enough, you need to be absolutely clear about the questions you need to ask.

River Run For River Watch…a “special” #MetisMorningRiverRun

As even the birds on the trees now know, every last Friday of the month Metis Ireland hosts the #MetisMorningRiverRun.

It’s a 5K run that starts at 7am on the button from St. Michaels Rowing Club and out along the riverbank for a lovely morning jaunt with no pressure on anyboAfter our run in September, Graham Burns, one of our regular supporters, came to us and said that his crew in CPL had a fantastic idea to host a run to support Limerick Suicide Watch (LSW) but rather than look at a whole new event could they “piggyback” on the established #MetisMorningRiverRun

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Metis Ireland End of Quarter Team Building

Last Friday we at Metis Ireland had our, by this time well-known, End of Quarter Team Building Event.

Our day started with a photoshoot directed by lovely the Shauna from Morning Star Photography, we heard some of us are even thinking of career change?!

Luck and pluck can’t beat focus on evidence in long run

This month we were delighted to be asked to write a piece for The Sunday Times, looking at the value of evidence-based investing and how it compares to a traditional, active approach.

Day at the Races – Clonmel

On Thursday 3rd of October, Metis Ireland organised a ‘Day at the Races’ in Clonmel.

We started our day by gathering at the Donoughmore Club where we watched the Ireland v Russia match with plenty of coffee, tea and pastries that lovely Eileen freshly made for us that morning. Once the match was over, we headed to Clonmel Racecourse where we had a special room reserved (much needed with Hurricane Lorenzo providing us with plenty of rain!) for all our guests to watch the races in comfort.