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19: Queering Belfast: Some thoughts on the sexing of space: Dr. Rob Kitchin and Dr. Karen Lysaght
18: Grounding Waste: Towards a Sociology of Waste Networks: Dr. Honor Fagan
17: Fingal County Profile (Prepared for Fingal County Development Board): Dr. Joe Brady and Chris Mannion Prof. Jim Walsh
16: Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Profile (Prepared for Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Development Board): Dr. Joe Brady and Chris Mannion Prof. Jim Walsh
15: Dublin City Profile (Prepared for Dublin City Development Board): Dr. Joe Brady and Chris Mannion Prof. Jim Walsh
14: South Dublin County Profile (Prepared for South Dublin County Development Board): Dr. Joe Brady and Chris Mannion Prof. Jim Walsh
13: Limerick City Profile (Prepared for Limerick City Development Board): Des Mc Cafferty and Brídín Feeney Prof. Jim Walsh
12: Analysis of Economic, Social and Cultural Situation of County Meath (Prepared for Meath County Development Board): Prof. Gerry Boyle and Brídín Feeney Prof. Jim Walsh
10: Development Trends in County Kildare (Prepared for Kildare County Council): Prof. Jim Walsh, Mary O'Brien and Staff of Kildare County Council
9: Wicklow at the Millenium - A Spatial Analysis of Development Patterns (Prepared for Wicklow County Development Board): Prof. Jim Walsh and Mary O'Brien
8: Does the Stochastic Specification of the Linear Expenditure System Matter?: Prof. Denis Conniffe and John Eakins
7: Design, construction and operation of a Microsoft Access database to accommodate records of L.W. Brockliss’ and P. Ferté’s ‘Irish clerics in France in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: a statistical study’: Thomas Byrne
6: Sums and Products of Indirect Utility Functions: Prof. Denis Conniffe
5: Lindsay Crawford's 'Impossible Demand'? The Southern Irish Dimension of the Independent Orange Project: Dr. Peter Murray
4: A New System of Consumer Demand Equations: Prof. Denis Conniffe
3: Cross-Regional Equity in Health Care Funding: Derek Bond and Prof. Denis Conniffe
2a: Waste Management Strategy: A Cross Border Perspective: Dr. Honor Fagan, Denis O'Hearn, Gerard Mc Cann and Michael Murray
1: Directory of NIRSA Research Activity, 2001: Mary McGinley