Covid-19 | Public Policy

COVID-19 Crisis Response Conference – Home Working 7th August
— August 11, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a large section of the labour force who had been working in centralised
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Making Homeworking Work: Preferences And Experiences Of Full-Time Workers During COVID-19
— August 6, 2020

Diane Pelly[a], Liam Delaney[b] and Orla Doyle[c] [d] Executive Summary COVID-19 has forced large numbers
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The Utility of Public Transport in Ireland: Post COVID-19 Lockdown and Beyond
— July 1, 2020

Mike Hynes[a] and Patrick Malone[b] Abstract: Moves towards decarbonising the Irish economy must focus
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Social distancing and social contact before COVID-19
— June 3, 2020

Mathew Creighton[a], Daniel Capristrano[b], Agnieszka Sorokowska[c] and Piotr Sorokowska[d][e] Abstract:
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‘Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response: Perspectives from Social Science’ – Videos and Slides from all 17 Panels in 4 Conferences
— May 20, 2020

Friday, 17 April 2020 A.The Macroeconomy of Ireland Post Covid-19 Video Chair: Professor Stephen Kinsella
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Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response 15th May Slides and Videos
— May 19, 2020

A Testing and Tracing Chair Prof Orla Doyle Prof Alex Friedrich at University Medical Centre GroningenProf
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Recent trends and statistics in Covid-19 Cases, Testing, and Deaths
— May 15, 2020

Between the months of April and May, the total number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 increased significantly
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Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response: Perspectives from Social Science 15th May
— May 12, 2020

The first case of Covid-19 was observed in Ireland on February 29th. In the past month, we have had
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Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response 1st May Slides and Videos
— May 5, 2020

Session 1 – 10:00 – 11:30 A. Work and Organisations Video Has COVID19 changed our relationship
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Ireland’s COVID19 Crisis Response: Perspectives from Social Science 1st May
— April 29, 2020

The first case of Covid-19 was observed in Ireland on February 29th. In the past month, we have had
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