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• Progressive Economy

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• Ronan Lyons

  • Is there any hope for Rent Pressure Zones?
  • Light at the end of the tunnel
  • How we spend, not what we spend, is key
  • Downsizing central to our housing solutions
  • No need for hot and cold seasons in property
  • The LDA and how to get the homes we need
  • Taking back control
  • Worrying about soft or hard landing misses the point
  • Yes, we are building more – but not the right type of homes
  • Good news or bad news? Housing and the latest population figures

• Irish Economy

  • Tenure Status in Census 2022
  • Are all economists just focused on growth?
  • Revenue Annual Report and Research Papers
  • Speech by President Higgins at a Reception for TASC (Think-Tank for Action on Social Change)
  • National Income: 2 – From Production Value to Added Value – Getting to GDP
  • Irish Economic Association Annual Conference 2023 (Updated)
  • National Income: 1 – From Turnover to Production Value
  • Professor Christopher Whelan, RIP
  • Barrington Prize, 2022/2023
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• Irish Election

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• NUIM Geography’s Eye on the World

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• TheStory.ie

  • Defence Forces forced to destroy more than 3,600 weapons including rifles of high value to collectors
  • Greyhound Racing Ireland sought €27,000 increase in pay and company car for its new chief executive
  • Tusla’s concerns that abusers could open letters telling victims their information had been exposed in cyberattack
  • Irish Rail’s €1.9 million bill for cleaning up after vandalism and graffiti including spray-painted racist slogans
  • Central Bank of Ireland kept close watch for “channels of potential spillover” from collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
  • Garda injuries while on duty caused loss of more than 75,000 days last year
  • Investigation reports into two accidents involving Air Corps aircraft in 2021
  • Electricity bill at Leinster House more than trebles with staff saying it was “staggering” and “a bit of a shock”
  • Dangers of over the counter codeine medications not made clear enough to consumers with risk of severe kidney damage outlined as part of investigation
  • Infestations of mice, black mould, and being housed in an old maintenance room among complaints by Ukrainian refugees about standard of accommodation being provided in Ireland

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• Ninth Level Ireland

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  • TUI backs Croke Park second ballot endorses deal
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• Stephen Kinsella

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  • Identifying Mechanisms Underlying Peer Effects on Multiplex Networks
  • Capital inflows, crisis and recovery in small open economies
  • Southern Charm
  • Freedom interview
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  • Increasing wages for macroeconomic stability
  • Health Workforce Planning Models, Tools and Processes: An Evidence Review

• Notes on the Front

  • The Politics of the Universal Social Charge
  • Manufacturing an Unnecessary Row
  • Most Middle-Income Earners Won't Benefit
  • The Current Cost-of-Living Crisis is Not Temporary
  • Searching for Profits
  • What the President Said
  • Profits Driving Inflation
  • Policy without Evidence, Strategy without Goals
  • The Next Government
  • Time to Consider Universal Basic Energy

• David McWilliams

  • There is no divine right to drive, let alone park your car
  • Can you name the capital city of continental Europe’s most dynamic economy?
  • Ireland’s choice is Ryanair-style growth or dull accountancy
  • The genesis of Ireland’s rugby renaissance came from a saving scheme
  • Ireland’s dream economy, fuelled by artists, is thriving
  • Ireland is awash with money. Sitting on it would be a monumental waste
  • Ireland could transform itself by implementing one form of soft power
  • There is a mismatch between what Irish people believe is happening and what is actually going on
  • Just imagine a new Dublin city on the sea. A 260-hectare golden opportunity
  • Although wealthy, Ireland feels completely different from most other wealthy countries

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