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Introduction: An important national resource – strengthening evidence-informed policy-making across the Irish public service pp. 1-10: Doyle Mary and O’Riordan Joanna
The political perspective on effective approaches to evidence for policy pp. 11-29: Naughten Denis
Evidence-informed policy-making in a data-driven age: The role and limits of official statistics pp. 31-52: MacFeely Steve and Ward Ashley
Evidence-informed policy-making: The evolving role of national research funders pp. 53-73: Cahill Emer and Clifford Peter
Strategic policy committees: Utilising data and evidence to inform policy development in local government pp. 75-92: Healy David
Improving policy and services through data-driven evidence: The role of the Local Government Management Agency pp. 93-109: Hynes Bernie O’Donoghue
Developing approaches to enable research to better support policy-making in Ireland: Lessons from the Dublin City University Policy Lab pp. 113-132: Broin Deiric Ó
From evidence infrastructure to evidence capability: Reframing evidence-informed policy-making in Ireland pp. 133-159: Darcy Colette and O’Brien Denis

Introduction: Evidence-informed policy-making in the Irish public service – an important national asset pp. 1-11: Doyle Mary and O’Riordan Joanna
Maximising the impact of research evidence on policy pp. 13-36: Harty Leonora and O’Leary Fergal
Strengthening policy development in the Irish civil service pp. 37-56: Smyth Gillian, Donnelly Shane and Vaughan Barry
Maximising the potential for engagement with the European Scientific Advice Mechanism: A small state perspective from Ireland pp. 57-74: Riordan Sinéad
Advancing knowledge brokerage for public policy in Maynooth University pp. 75-92: Foghlú Seán Ó, Boyle Mark and O’Connor John
Improving the use of research evidence to inform economic policy-making in Ireland: Reflections on some key changes since 2012 pp. 93-116: Frances Ruane
Developing evidence for policy and practice in the Department of Education and Youth pp. 117-135: Hughes Ian, Rochford Sarah, McCarthy Patrick and Ruairc Tomás Ó
Connecting early career researchers and policymakers: Insights from Young Academy Ireland’s Evidence for Policy Summit 2025 pp. 137-147: Walsh Kieran A., Bamford Connor G. G., Karina Doorley, Dowdall Niamh, Farrell Emma, Farrell Niall, Kelly Dervla M., McMahon Jennifer, Western Agata and Wycherley Niamh

Political developments, 2025 pp. 1-18: Finn Mark
Civil service, 2025 pp. 19-33: Kelly Alice
Local government, 2025 pp. 35-58: Harte Corinna
Health services, 2025 pp. 59-73: Pierce Maria
Justice, 2025 pp. 75-86: McCabe Aoife
Education, 2025 pp. 87-95: O’Riordan Joanna
European Union, 2025 pp. 97-112: Malone Margaret Mary
Mapping gender representation at Irish elections: Developing the Women for Election Data Hub pp. 115-130: Keenan Lisa, McGing Claire and Buckley Fiona
Joining up public service information: The rationale for a national data infrastructure pp. 133-149: MacFeely Steve and Dunne John

Exiting the International Protection Accommodation Service system: Experiences of housing precarity among international protection beneficiaries in Ireland pp. 1-30: O’Boyle Frank
Lessons from the changing regulatory boardroom on ‘onboarding’: An Irish perspective pp. 31-58: Murphy Denis and Watson Derek
Ireland’s taskforce on local democracy pp. 61-70: Riordáin Seán Ó
Setting out a vision for the civil service in Ireland pp. 73-98: Barrington Anne, Carpenter Breffini and MacFeely Steve
Review: Futures for the Public Sector pp. 99-103: Boyle Richard
The Reconstruction of Workplace Conflict Resolution: The Road to the Workplace Relations Commission in Ireland pp. 104-108: Browne Josephine

The transformation of pay determination in Ireland pp. 1-30: Roche William K. and Paolucci Valentina
Local government finance in Ireland: The four pillars of fiscal decentralisation pp. 31-59: Turley Gerard
Unemployment and attitudes to immigrants in Europe: A comparison of early and late countries of immigration pp. 61-86: Turner Thomas and Cross Christine
Reflections on a merger in the Irish charity sector: Expectations, realities and learning pp. 89-106: Murphy Denis and Campbell Austin
The Little Baby Bundle: An evaluation of a pilot scheme in Ireland pp. 107-123: Iredale Rachel, Geoghegan Rory, O’Riordan Kathryn and Walker Guy
Research evidence and policymaking in Ireland pp. 127-147: Frances Ruane
Book Review;A Pathway to Homeownership: The Role of Tenant Purchase in Ireland pp. 149-154: Byrne Michael

Editor’s introduction: Changing the conversation about climate change pp. 1-16: Murphy Mary
Towards a Just Transition in Ireland and the European Union: A critical overview of the policy frameworks pp. 19-41: Mandelli Matteo and Murphy Mary
A review of policy coherence in three environmental policy areas in Ireland pp. 43-71: O’Riordan Joanna and Boyle Richard
Adapting to climate change: Insights on being better prepared for Ireland’s future climate pp. 73-101: Murphy Conor, Quinn Tara, Heaphy Liam, O’Brien Enda and Nolan Paul
Ireland’s Well-being Framework: Going beyond growth? pp. 103-126: Dukelow Fiona
Just Transition in agriculture and land use in Ireland: Stakeholder Dialogue on an Agenda for Action pp. 131-160: Garvey Niamh and Moore Jeanne
Gender equity and care for transformative climate justice pp. 161-178: Stephens Jennie C. and O’Connor Orla
Interview with Laura Burke, Director General of the Environmental Protection Agency pp. 179-191: Burke Laura and Murphy Mary
Review: Climate Justice and the University: Shaping a Hopeful Future for All pp. 193-199: Kirby Peadar