Irish government
Irish government re observed
... A t the present time, the various opportunities for debate and scrutiny i n Dail fereann, and the opportunities and facilities available to deputies do very little to alter the fact that[r] ...
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Irish Government Debt and Implied Debt Dynamics: 2011 2015
... the Irish Central Bank to domestic ...the Government debt, namely the €31 billion promissory notes already included in the 2010 debt ...Anglo Irish Bank and INBS and does form an additional ...
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The Irish Government Bond Yield ESRI Memorandum Series No 135 1979
... There can be no doubt that the time series had a major periodicity of a little over four years in the near quarter century 1953-1975, a fact of little value, however, in forecasting valu[r] ...
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BRITISH IRISH AGREEMENT, Unofficial Summary
... In addition, the Irish Government will: establish a Human Rights Commission with a mandate and remit equivalent to that within Northern Ireland; proceed with arrangements as quickly as p[r] ...
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Educational Studies and Teacher Education
... the Irish government drew up the terms of reference for a review of ITT in November 2000 the inquiry was asked to balance ‘the theoretical and practical aspects’ involved in professional preparation and to ...
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Sovereign debt guarantees and default: Lessons from the UK and Ireland, 1920 1938
... the Irish government was ...the Irish economy. Land bonds peaked at over 60 percent of estimated Irish GDP in 1914 and was worth about 40 percent of Irish economic output at the time of ...
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Breaking the chain : ending Ireland's role in renditions
... This report is published on 26th June 2009, International Day Against Torture, as the recent practice of rendition has been so inextricably linked with torture or other ill-treatment. The gross human rights violations ...
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Defying moderation? the transformation of radical Irish republicanism, 1969 2010
... the Irish government and acquiesced to by republicans and the ...British government disagree over whether this represents a de jure or de facto step towards a bi-nationalisation of sovereignty, it is ...
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Ireland and the Lisbon Treaty: Quo Vadis?. CEPS Policy Brief No. 176, October 2008
... the government to discard the referendum result and go down the parliamentary ...the Irish government would plump for this option: it would further alienate Irish citizens from the EU ...
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Summary of Seminar on Alternative Models of Higher Education 9 October 2017
... underwriting government agency that shall be remunerated for their services and expertise in the provision of the insurance-style ...(NTMA, Irish government finance body but any government ...
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Irish utopian realism?
... the Irish economy particularly hard, the Irish government created an organisation to ‘warehouse’ some of the country’s more troubled building developments – primarily in ...
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Beginnings of state care for mentally ill in ireland
... Annual Report of the Armagh District Lunatic Asylum, 1826, printed in Copies of all the corres pondence and communications between the Home Office and the Irish government during the ye[r] ...
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The Rising: Ireland: Easter 1916
... The Irish government abandoned its annual Easter Rising military parade in 1972, and commemorations of the rebellion (both official and unofficial) became much more muted, in case they were seen to ...
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Irish Meteorological Service Annual Report 1978
... Towards the end of 1935 and early 1936, there were a number of meetings between officials of the British and Irish administrations and, on 16 June, 1936, the Irish Government formally pr[r] ...
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Fiscal multipliers in Ireland using FIR GEM model ESRI WP636, September 2019
... namely government consumption, public investment, public wages, public transfers, consumption, capital and labour ...the Irish economy and the method of fiscal financing ...increase Irish GDP but ...
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'Ireland's trained and marshalled manhood': the Fenians in the mid 1860s
... The Irish branch was known as the IRB, or Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood, and later still as the Irish Republican Brotherhood; in this paper the '1Ri3' refers to the Irish move- ment.Th[r] ...
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The Making of British Unionism, 1740 1848: Politics, Government and the Anglo Irish Constitutional Relationship
... the government side, unionism drew on Utilitarian arguments, pioneered decades earlier by the ‘scientific’ and the Court Whigs, for whom closer union was the strategy most likely to result in the happiness of the ...
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Defending Ireland from the Irish: The Irish Executive’s reaction to Transatlantic Fenianism 1864 68
... The final portion of the thesis, Part III, examines the virtually ignored naval counterinsurgency activities of the three branches of the Admiralty [Royal Navy, the Royal Marines, and the Coastguard], and argues that ...
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The woods, forests, turf bogs, and foreshores of Ireland: opportunity for, and advisibility of, establishing government management and protection
... There are other rights connected with Irish land which, although not of so much importance as Forestry and Turbary rights, should, at the same time, be taken in charge by the Government [r] ...
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The Irish Economy: Three Strikes and You're Out?
... eral government deficit. This additional burden contributed to a government gross debt ratio to GDP of over 90% by the end of ...of Irish sovereign bonds rela- tive to the bund ...the Irish ...
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