The CSO Report ‘Regional Quality of Life in Ireland, 2013’ highlights some of the differences in income distribution, employment, education and housing between urban and rural areas.
Social Justice Ireland presents a viable policy framework that would secure both solidarity and sustainable recovery in the decade ahead.
The IMF has just published the 8th Review and Country Report on Ireland. The report outlines the substantial challenges facing Ireland in 2013. Growth projections for our trading partners have been revised down and domestic demand is expected to contract again in 2013. The IMF also notes that if growth projections for 2013 were to disappoint, any additional fiscal consolidation should be deferred to 2015 to protect the recovery.
The impact of sustained high levels of unemployment and subsequent high levels of emigration among young people in rural communities cannot be overestimated.
A large empirical literature is emerging on the determinants of happiness and mental well-being. As would be expected, this topic has attracted attention from medical
A Rural Perspective Seamus Boland Some would say that inequality is more pronounced in times of wealth
A Community and Voluntary Perspective Aisling Walsh In their agreed Programme for Government following the 2002 General Election, the re-elected Government stated:
Securing Fairness and Wellbeing: A Ten Year Agenda Sean Healy and Brigid Reynolds Much has been achieved on the economy over the past decade. This
anuary 2006: CORI Justice Commission's submission to Government on Rural Development Strategy 2007-2013. CORE POLICY OBJECTIVE ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Ireland's Growing Population: An Emerging Challenge Aidan Punch The principal focus of this chapter is projecting the population of
