Organisation: Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute

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Survey shows consumer confidence in property

Consumer confidence in the property market is high, according to a survey conducted by the Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute and the mortgage firm IIB Homeloans.

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Parents Council disturbed by part-time work study

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Less well-off now more likely to attend college - ESRI

business

ESRI predicts economic stability over next two years

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ESRI criticises Govt’s pollution credits scheme

business

ESRI: ‘20,000 households headed by unemployed adults’

ICTU: ‘Men still being paid more than women’

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions has claimed that women are still being paid less than men in Ireland, despite 30 years of equality legislation.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2004

More school-leavers going straight to work - ESRI

More Leaving Cert students are spurning college and going straight into the workforce, according to a report by the Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute.

Tue, 06 Jan, 2004

ESRI predicts 3.5% economic growth next year

The Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute has predicted economic growth of around 3.5% in Ireland next year.

Fri, 19 Dec, 2003

One in four elderly 'no central heating'

One in four elderly people in Ireland live in houses with no central heating, according to a report published today by the Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2003

ESRI: Relative poverty is growing

The Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute has reported growing relative poverty levels in Ireland.

Wed, 10 Dec, 2003

ESRI against rights-based disabilities legislation

The Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute has expressed its opposition to demands for rights-based disabilities legislation.

Wed, 12 Nov, 2003

Irish businesses accused of failing to reduce emissions

The Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute has accused Irish businesses of failing to meet their obligations to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Fri, 19 Sep, 2003

House prices fell 0.4% in November

The Irish Permanent’s latest house price index has revealed that house prices fell by 0.4% in November, their third consecutive monthly decrease.

Mon, 17 Dec, 2001