'The ‘birthplace of aircraft leasing’: Ireland, aircraft leasing and tax arbitrage'
Lecture Format: Mr. Cillian Doyle, PhD student, Trinity College Dublin and Adjunct Professor in Finance, Jim Stewart, Trinity College Dubiln made their presentation. Subsequently, there was a Q&A...
Presentation & video from the NERI seminar -The ‘birthplace of aircraft leasing’: Ireland, aircraft leasing and tax arbitrage
The NERI seminar titled 'The ‘birthplace of aircraft leasing’: Ireland, aircraft leasing and tax arbitrage' was presented by Mr. Cillian Doyle, PhD student, Trinity College Dublin and Adjunct Professor in Finance, Jim Stewart, Trinity College Dublin. It took place on Wednesday 16 April 2025 at 15.30...
13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference - presentations & videos
The 13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference in association with the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre provided a forum for the presentation of research papers on labour market issues (North and South of Ireland & international). It was held in Ulster University, York Street, Belfast, BT15...
What new data tells us about market education and healthcare in Ireland
In this blog and its associated Report Series No. 38 and Research InBrief No. 91 'Productivity in the context of healthcare', Chris Smart, NERI economist discusses the Irish economies healthcare and education. Healthcare and education are two large and growing sectors in the Irish economy. While a...
NERI and trade unions should lead demand for an all-Ireland Eco-Social contract
In this NERI blog, Professor Mary Murphy, Department of Sociology, Maynooth University presents on an eco-social contract to underpin an all-Ireland model of development. Find her presentation and video from the 12th Annual NERI Dónal Nevin Lecture that took place on Thursday 5 December 2024 where...
Where is the strategy? An uninspiring and questionable budget
In this blog, NERI Co-director, Dr. Tom McDonnell gives his opinions on Budget 2025. Fiscally questionable Budget 2025 contained a range of spending increases and tax cuts totalling about €10.5 billion of which €2.2 billion was once-off in nature. Ostensibly the public finances are in great shape...
The cost of not investing in public services
In this blog, NERI Co-director Paul Mac Flynn discusses the findings of a report into the state of the NHS in England. Last week the new Labour government released the findings of a report into the state of the NHS in England. To say that the headlines were bleak would be something of an...
Opening Statement – Oireachtas Committee on Budgetary Oversight on the Overall Budgetary Package
NERI Submission by Tom McDonnell and Ciarán Nugent to the Select Committee on Budgetary Oversight (18 September 2024). The discussion will be on ‘Views on the Overall Budgetary Package as set out in the Summer Economic Statement and Specific Issues to be addressed in the Budget’ - Committee on...
Budget 2025: Lets not repeat the mistakes of the past
In this blog, Dr Tom McDonnell, NERI Co-director gives the NERI views on the Overall Budgetary Package as set out in the Summer Economic Statement and specific issues to be addressed in Budget 2025. NERI are appearing before the Committee on Budgetary Oversight at 15:30 next Wednesday 18 September -...
The economy is at capacity – and Budgetary policy should reflect this
In this blog and its associated NERI Report Series No. 36, Dr. Tom McDonnell discusses the current economic situation and the upcoming Budget 2025. The economy should remain strong Ireland’s labour market and its economy have never been stronger despite the damaging impact of the pandemic and the...