The Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure has announced details of the projects that would experience reductions in funding or be delayed as a result of the over run.
In 2019…
The Government’s housing policy is not working. The scale of its over-all strategy is not sufficient to meet the challenge it addresses. Re-branding private rent as social housing has…
The number of full-time students enrolled in higher education in Ireland has increased by 33 per cent in the last decade, however funding has not kept pace with the increased student intake.…
With local elections approaching in May of this year, now is a good time to examine the way Ireland has built its strcuture of government and how it differs from the European norm.
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In recent years, libraries have greatly expanded their offering, with a rollout of digital services including e-books, and access to journals and catalogues online. They also provide affordable…
An outline of the policy challenges relating to Public Services and our proposed policy response is contained in Social Justice Matters: 2019 guide to a Fairer Irish Society. The…
A full analysis of the policy challenges in the area of sustainability and our proposed policy response is contained in Social Justice Matters: 2019 guide to a Fairer Irish Society. The…
The Government must this year set a 5 year plan for eradicating poverty in Ireland. This is one of the key policy proposals in ‘Social Justice Matters: 2019 guide to a Fairer Irish Society’, our…
Over Christmas, RTE aired Players of the Faithful, a documentary about the Offaly team that won the All Ireland football championship in 1982. The show was interesting not just to sports…
According to a research paper published in the Journal of Epidemiol & Community Health by Dr. Amy Clair and Dr. Amanda Hughes[1], and using demographic characteristics and health behaviours…
