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The Lives of 13-Year-Olds

Katherine Zappone, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, launches a new Growing Up in Ireland report titled "The Lives of 13-Year-Olds" with report authors Mark Morgan, Daráine Murphy, Desmond O'Mahony, James Williams, Emer Smyth and Amanda Quail.

Playing Senior Inter-County Gaelic Games

Stephen Coen (Mayo), Seamus Hickey (CEO of the GPA), Alan Barrett (Director of the ESRI), John Horan (President of the GAA), Elish Kelly (author of the report, ESRI) and Seamus Flanagan (Limerick) launch a new report on player welfare at Croke Park on 18 September.

The economic and environmental impacts of increasing the Irish carbon tax

New research by Kelly De Bruin and Aykut Mert Yakut examines the impact of an increase in the current carbon tax.

Budget Perspectives Conference

Pete Lunn, Claire Keane, Alan Barrett, Paschal Donohoe (Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform) and Tim Callan at the conference on 10 July 2018 to discuss policy issues related to the upcoming budget.

New Growing Up in Ireland research highlights challenges experienced by 13-year-olds in Ireland

October 17, 2018

Growing Up in Ireland today publishes a new report on the lives of 13-year-olds and how they are faring in…
Some features of financial products cause problems for consumers

October 16, 2018

Some features of financial products consistently cause consumers difficulty, according to a review of international behavioural literature published today by…
An increase in carbon tax would have small impacts on households and producers

October 9, 2018

A new ESRI study finds that both households and producers would face relatively small increases in costs in the event…

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The Lives of 13-Year-Olds

Playing Senior Inter-County Gaelic Games

The economic and environmental impacts of increasing the Irish carbon tax

Budget Perspectives Conference

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New Growing Up in Ireland research highlights challenges experienced by 13-year-olds in Ireland

Some features of financial products cause problems for consumers

An increase in carbon tax would have small impacts on households and producers

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Growing Up in Ireland: The lives of 13-year-olds

Do some financial product features negatively affect consumer decisions? A review of evidence

The economic and environmental impacts of increasing the Irish carbon tax

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