The Pandemic: Two years that have changed Ireland. Part 1: Health, Healthcare and the Labour Market
— May 16, 2022Laura Foley, UCD Geary Institute for Public Policy This paper is available in pdf here. Introduction
Continue Reading ...Laura Foley, UCD Geary Institute for Public Policy This paper is available in pdf here. Introduction
Continue Reading ...Thérèse McDonnell and Eilish McAuliffe, UCD IRIS Centre, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems
Continue Reading ...Laura Foley, Geary Institute for Public Policy Introduction Violence against women is a “devastatingly
Continue Reading ...James Mulcahy Symmons (University College Dublin) Abstract In Ireland plastic packaging waste is causing
Continue Reading ...John Biggins, Muiris MacCarthaigh, Niamh Hardiman and Colin Scott Key Points The Irish State Administration
Continue Reading ...Marina Schenkel, UCD Geary InstituteValesca Lima, UCD Geary Institute Key points Social media platforms
Continue Reading ...Valesca Lima, UCD Geary Institute Key Points • Ireland loses over $14bi in tax every year to global
Continue Reading ...Valesca Lima, UCD Geary Institute Key Points The PUP has helped to mitigate the earnings shock caused
Continue Reading ...Valesca Lima, UCD Geary Institute Introduction The Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) is a type of rental
Continue Reading ...Valesca Lima, UCD Geary Institute Key Point The Coronavirus pandemic has posed significant challenges
Continue Reading ...Valesca Lima, UCD Geary Institute Key Point Statistics on the COVID-19 pandemic in Ireland show that
Continue Reading ...Patrick Malone Key Point: Income levels increased substantially between 2012 and 2019 following a number
Continue Reading ...Patrick Malone Key Point: During the Great Recession and its aftermath, public expenditure on housing
Continue Reading ...Key Point: Over the last decade life-expectancy in Ireland has increased by 2 years for women and 3 years
Continue Reading ...Key Point: In 2020 the Local Property Tax (LPT) yield amounted to €488 million. Between the years 2015
Continue Reading ...Key Point: In 2018, total greenhouse gas emissions in Ireland amounted to over 60,900 kilotonne (kt)
Continue Reading ...Key Point: In 2019, Consultants and Non-Consultant Hospital Doctors account for over 10,000 or 8% of
Continue Reading ...Key Point[a]: Tax revenue fell substantially during the Great Recession: decreasing by €15bn or 33%
Continue Reading ...The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a large section of the labour force who had been working in centralised
Continue Reading ...Diane Pelly[a], Liam Delaney[b] and Orla Doyle[c] [d] Executive Summary COVID-19 has forced large numbers
Continue Reading ...Key Point: In 2019 Irish income tax revenue accounted for €23 billion or 40% of total tax receipts.
Continue Reading ...Mike Hynes[a] and Patrick Malone[b] Abstract: Moves towards decarbonising the Irish economy must focus
Continue Reading ...Key Point: During the Great Recession and its aftermath, provision of social housing by Local Authorities
Continue Reading ...Mathew Creighton[a], Daniel Capristrano[b], Agnieszka Sorokowska[c] and Piotr Sorokowska[d][e] Abstract:
Continue Reading ...Friday, 17 April 2020 A.The Macroeconomy of Ireland Post Covid-19 Video Chair: Professor Stephen Kinsella
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