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2026: Price elasticity of residential natural gas demand: Evidence from population microdata in Ireland

Brendan Wade, Philip Carthy and Niall Farrell

2026: How well do economic games model collective climate action? A scoping review

Lucie Martin, Shane Timmons and Pete Lunn

2026: Consumer acceptance of Time-of-Use Tariffs: The role of information and price salience

Philip Carthy, Niall Farrell, Jason Harold and Shane Timmons

2026: A holistic view of biomethane: Insights from a systematic review of biomethane in Ireland

Anita Vollmer and Muireann à . Lynch

2026: Perceptions of safety, fairness and risk in road spaces shared by pedestrians, cyclists and drivers

Celine Fox, Shane Timmons and Pete Lunn

2026: Productivity growth in Europe: is Baumol cost disease an explanation?

Hugh Hennessy, Martina Lawless and Ciara O'Connor

2026: The unintended consequences of a pension age increase. Evidence from Ireland

Dora Tuda, Karina Doorley and Sándorová, Simona

2025: The effect of child-related benefits on child poverty and deprivation in Ireland

Karina Doorley, Simona Sándorová and Bertrand Maître

2025: Evaluating transport decarbonisation policies under carbon budget constraints: The role of carbon pricing and ICE bans

Daniel Cassidy and Kelly C de Bruin

2025: Landlord size, rent controls and rent pricing behaviour: Evidence from Ireland

Janez Kren and Rachel Slaymaker

2025: Providing fairness and effectiveness reasoning for obesity policies increases policy support

Lucie Martin, Maria Lee, Deirdre Robertson and Pete Lunn

2025: An Industry-Level Measure of Quality-Adjusted Human Capital in the European Union

Juan Duran Vanegas, Michelle Alicia Jordan and Iulia Siedschlag

2025: Buying and selling houses in Ireland: Behavioural economic evidence for reform

Pete Lunn, Adam Joachim Shier, Cameron Belton and F idhlim McGowan McGowan

2025: What works? Evaluating environmental policy mixes through emissions-based impact indicators

Marta Alvaro-Taus and John Curtis

2025: Assessing the labour market impact of the green transition in Ireland

Seamus McGuinness, Elisa Staffa, Eimear Flynn and Paul Redmond

2025: The impact of AI exposure on labour market outcomes and well-being: Evidence from Australia

Juan Duran Vanegas and Dora Tuda

2025: Community-level drivers of attitudes towards immigration in Ireland

James Laurence, Frances McGinnity and Keire Murphy

2025: Ensuring just resilience to climate impacts: a framework for policy implementation

Stefano Ceolotto, Pranav Kakkar and Niall Farrell

2025: The labour market impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals with disabilities: The case of Ireland

Elish Kelly and Bertrand Maitre

2025: Medical Card coverage and the impact of income limit freezes

Claire Keane, Simona S ndorov and Brendan Walsh

2025: Production- and Consumption-Based emissions: An international comparison

Kelly C de Bruin, Çağaçan Değer and Aykut Yakut

2025: The effects of investment in education and training on productivity growth in the European Union

Iulia Siedschlag and Juan Duran Vanegas

2025: A comparison of homeownership rates across European Union countries: How fares Ireland?

Wendy Disch, Lea Hauser and Kieran McQuinn

2025: Digital skills and the impact of digital technologies in secondary education in the era of artificial intelligence

Selina McCoy and Iulia Siedschlag

2025: Childcare subsidies, childcare costs and benefit erosion: Simulations for Ireland

Karina Doorley and Richard O'Shea

2025: The impact of deglobalisation and protectionism on a small open economy - The case of Ireland

Paul Egan and Fionn Roche

2025: Monetary policy shocks, changing credit conditions and the house price to rent ratio: The case of the Irish property market

Paul Egan and Kieran McQuinn

2025: A macro-model of the Northern Ireland Economy

Adele Bergin, Hailey Low, Stephen Millard and Akhilesh Kumar Verma

2024: The distributional impact of carbon pricing and energy related taxation in Ireland

Cathal O'Donoghue, Herwig Immervoll, Zeynep Gizem, Jules Linden and Denisa Sologon

2024: State Contributory Pension reform: Winners and losers. Evidence from the Irish Longitudinal Study of Ageing

Theano Kakoulidou, Claire Keane and Simona Sándorová

2024: Increasing Pay Related Social Insurance to fund the State Pension: Incidence and effectiveness

Karina Doorley and Dora Tuda

2024: Demographics, higher investment and the future potential growth rate of the Irish economy

Paul Egan and Kieran McQuinn

2024: Nature-based solutions for climate adaptation: Review of barriers to adoption and guidelines for policymakers

Anita Vollmer, Stefano Ceolotto and Niall Farrell

2024: Qualitative Assessment of the Irish 2018 Wellbeing Framework in Education

Caoimhe Dempsey and McCoy

2024: Fashion, fast or slow? Effects of binary and graded eco-labels on sustainable clothing purchases

Shane Timmons, Adam Joachim Shier, Olga Poluektova and Pete Lunn

2024: Production and Consumption-based Accounts of Ireland s emissions

Kelly C de Bruin, Çağaçan Değer and Aykut Yakut

2024: Interactions between climate change mitigation, damages, and adaptation: An intertemporal Computable General Equilibrium analysis for Ireland

Kelly C de Bruin, Lo c Henry, Clement Kweku Kyei and Aykut Yakut

2024: Macroeconomic impacts of climate-induced damages in Ireland: a CGE analysis of secondary impacts

Kelly C de Bruin, Lo c Henry, Clement Kweku Kyei and Aykut Yakut

2024: Climate change impacts and associated economic costs in Ireland

Kelly C de Bruin, Clement Kweku Kyei and Lo c Henry

2024: Climate change adaptation options and their associated costs and benefits in Ireland

Kelly C de Bruin and Clement Kweku Kyei

2024: An overview of climate change impacts, adaptation strategies, and future climate in Ireland

Kelly C de Bruin, Clement Kweku Kyei and Lo c Henry

2024: Going green in stages: Psychological processes behind intention formation and action for climate mitigation

Ylva Andersson, Shane Timmons, Maria Lee and Pete Lunn

2024: Empowering homes? Unravelling the connection between energy efficiency and well-being

Andr s Est vez and Miguel Tovar Rea os

2024: Assessing expectations of European house prices

Akhilesh Kumar Verma and Kieran McQuinn

2024: A behaviourally-informed app can encourage switching of financial products

Deirdre Robertson, Olga Poluektova, Ciar n Lavin, Shane Timmons and Pete Lunn

2024: A Study of Cross-Border Working on the island of Ireland

Seamus McGuinness, Adele Bergin and Anne Devlin

2024: Childhood gambling experiences and adult problem gambling

Diarmaid Ceallaigh, Shane Timmons, Deirdre Robertson and Pete Lunn

2024: 17 years after the start of the global financial crisis (GFC), where are we now with credit and house prices in the Irish residential market?

Frances McGinnity, Helen Russell and Anousheh Alamir

2024: Residential land prices for the Irish property market: An initial examination

Kieran McQuinn

2024: What drives SME investment in digitalisation? Micro-data evidence for Ireland

Janez Kren and Conor O'Toole

2024: Residential renovations: understanding cost-disruption trade-offs

John Curtis, Gianluca Grilli and Muireann Lynch

2024: Survey instructions bias perceptions of environmental health risks

Shane Timmons, Alexandros Papadopoulos and Pete Lunn

2024: Trust in Cervical Screening and Attributions of Blame for Interval Cancers Following a National Controversy

Olga Poluektova, Deirdre Robertson, Alexandros Papadopoulos and Pete Lunn

2024: Small Area Poverty Estimation by Conditional Monte Carlo

Niall Farrell

2024: Entrepreneur characteristics and determinants of self-employment across Europe

Dermot Coates and Martina Lawless

2024: Keeping our heads above water: Spatially heterogeneous social vulnerabilities and climate adaptation

Niall Farrell and Stefano Ceolotto