Contact and Location
The Economic and Social Research Institute
Whitaker Square
Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
Dublin 2
Ireland
D02 K138
Telephone +353 1 8632000
admin@esri.ie
The ESRI building is in Whitaker Square - a pedestrian only square off Sir John Rogerson’s Quay and Cardiff lane.
Pedestrian entrances to Whitaker Square are as follows:
- from Cardiff Lane (beside the Clayton Hotel).
- from Sir John Rogerson’s Quay (beside the Three Ireland building)
- from Hanover Street East.
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Ramps are located at the entrance to Whitaker Square from Sir John Rogerson’s Quay (beside the Three Ireland building) and from Cardiff Lane (beside the Clayton Hotel). The Hanover Street East entrance has street-level access.
DART: Pearse Station in Westland Row
LUAS (red line): Mayor Square.
BUSES: Various, along North Wall Quay and Pearse Street.
Dublin Bikes stations: Lime Street (Station 62) and City Quay (Station 99).
Public parking is available in the surrounding streets. Link to Dublin Docklands parking information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the ESRI’s opening hours?
The ESRI is open from 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday.
What is the Irish name of the ESRI?
An Institiúid um Thaighde Eacnamaíochta agus Sóisialta
Is ESRI a semi-state organisation?
The ESRI is not a semi-state organisation.
The ESRI is a not-for-profit economic and social policy research institute. We are fully independent and our work is free of any expressed ideology or political position.
The ESRI is a company limited by guarantee, incorporated in 1960 under the Companies Acts 1908-1959 and registered in Ireland under registration number 18269. The registered office is Whitaker Square, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2.
Visit our Governance and Funding webpages.
What is ESRI’s VAT number?
4853153T
I am a journalist, how do I register to receive media services?
If you are a member of the media and wish to receive embargoed ESRI media releases by email, please email press@esri.ie. Visit our media page. View the latest ESRI media releases.
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How do I apply to work at the ESRI?
Our job opportunities are published on our Careers page. You can submit an application for any of our current job opportunities or register to be notified about job opportunities. For recruitment related queries please email jobs@esri.ie
Applications for ESRI job opportunities are submitted through the careers portal on our website. Application data are handled strictly in accordance with data protection legislation and retained in line with relevant equality and employment legislation. More information is available in the Privacy Notice for Applicants or by contacting DataProtection@esri.ie
Where do I find information about the Irish Economy and related ESRI reports?
The ESRI’s Quarterly Economic Commentary contains forecast national accounts with figures for GNP, GDP, balance of payments, etc.
Other useful links:
Where can I get information about ESRI Surveys?
For queries on our consumer surveys, please email survey.queries@esri.ie.
For applications related to survey interviewer posts, please contact us at jobs@esri.ie.
Can I attend ESRI Seminars and Events?
The majority of ESRI events and seminars are open to the public and attendance is free of charge. Visit our events page to view a list of our upcoming events. To receive notifications of forthcoming seminars and events, please sign up for our newsletter and/or notifications.
Where do I get copies of reports and publications written by ESRI researchers?
The majority of reports and publications by ESRI researchers are available to download from our website free of charge, visit our Publications page for details. Some Journal articles may not be available to download from our website for copyright reasons.
If you are having difficulty finding a particular publication, please contact our publications team at icp@esri.ie or phone the ESRI on +353 1 8632000.
Where do I find information on the ESRI Website Privacy Policy and Cookies?
Under Data Protection legislation, individuals have a number of rights in relation to the personal data an organisation holds about them. View the Website Privacy notice to view the personal data processed through this website, how this data is handled and what your rights are. View the Website Cookies notice.