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10197/5445: Corporate reporting on the internet by Irish companies

Niamh Brennan and Denis Hourigan

10197/5408: Boards that work - information flow is the key

Niamh Brennan

10197/5405: How much should boards know?

Niamh Brennan and John Redmond

10197/5404: Bank CEOs, executive hubris and the banking crisis

Niamh Brennan and John P. Conroy

10197/5388: Turnbull puts Risk Management to the Top of Corporate Agendas

Niamh Brennan

10197/5387: Use of the internet by Irish companies for investor relations purposes

Niamh Brennan and Sorka Kelly

10197/5386: Forensic accounting and intellectual property infringement

Niamh Brennan and John Hennessy

10197/5385: Forensic Accounting and the Calculation of Personal Injury Damages

Niamh Brennan and John Hennessy

10197/5384: Forensic accounting and the calculation of commercial damages

Niamh Brennan and John Hennessy

10197/5383: Accountants' liability for negligence

Niamh Brennan and John Hennessy

10197/5382: Valuing businesses in a legal context

Niamh Brennan and John Hennessy

10197/5380: Learning curve at IoD centre for corporate governance

Niamh Brennan

10197/5379: Education and training of company directors

Niamh Brennan

10197/5370: Value for money and the Irish Health Services

Niamh Brennan

10197/5368: Regular national report on housing developments in European countries: synthesis report

Michelle Norris and Patrick Shiels

10197/5361: Corporate governance, business judgement and the credit crunch

Niamh Brennan

10197/5359: Board evaluation

Niamh Brennan

10197/5358: Board effectiveness and evaluation

Niamh Brennan

10197/5356: Value for money developments in the Irish health services

Niamh Brennan

10197/5352: Good faith reporting by trainee auditors

John Kelly and Niamh Brennan

10197/5340: Training of company directors is now best practice

Niamh Brennan

10197/5325: Housing Policy Review, 1990-2002

Michelle Norris and Nessa Winston

10197/5324: Objective tests in financial accounting

Peter Clarke and Niamh Brennan

10197/5274: Housing affordability in the Republic of Ireland: Is planning part part of the problem or part of the solution?

Michelle Norris and Patrick Shiels

10197/5221: Breaching the Limits of Owner Occupation? Supporting Low-Income Buyers in the Inflated Irish Housing Market

Michelle Norris, Dermot Coates and Fiona Kane

10197/5208: The Uneven Geography of Housing Allowance Claims in Ireland: administrative, financial and social implications

Michelle Norris and Dermot Coates

10197/5169: Private sector provision of social housing: an assessment of recent Irish experiments

Michelle Norris and Dermot Coates

10197/5166: Twenty years of property-led urban regeneration in Ireland: outputs, impacts, implications

Michelle Norris and Menelaos Gkartzios

10197/5106: Can Directors Rely on Experts?

Niamh Brennan

10197/5082: Boardroom Feng Shui

Niamh Brennan

10197/4975: Behavioural and psychological influences on boards

Niamh Brennan

10197/4963: Differentiating Clinical Governance, Clinical Management and Clinical Practice

Niamh Brennan and Maureen A. Flynn

10197/4962: Executive Hubris: The Case of a Bank CEO

Niamh Brennan and John P. Conroy

10197/4952: Property-led Urban, Town and Rural Regeneration in Ireland: Positive and Perverse Outcomes in Different Spatial and Socio-economic Contexts

Michelle Norris, Menelaos Gkartzios and Dermot Coates

10197/4949: Accounting Narratives and Impression Management

Niamh Brennan and Doris Merkl-Davies

10197/4948: Dialogism in Corporate Social Responsibility Communications: Conceptualising Verbal Interactions between Organisations and their Audiences

Niamh Brennan, Doris Merkl-Davies and Annika Beelitz

10197/4923: Housing wealth, debt and stress before, during and after the Celtic Tiger

Michelle Norris and Nessa Winston

10197/4922: Young People's Trajectories through Irish Housing Booms and Busts: headship, housing and labour market access among the under 30s since the late 1960s

Michelle Norris and Nessa Winston

10197/4168: Employment and remuneration of Irish chartered accountants: evidence of gender differences

Niamh Brennan and Patrick Nolan

10197/3924: A conceptual framework of impression management: new insights from psychology, sociology, and critical perspectives

Niamh Brennan and Doris Merkl-Davies

10197/3922: An exploration of the relationship between language choice in CEO letters to shareholders and corporate reputation

Russell J. Craig and Niamh Brennan

10197/3889: Voluntary Disclosure of Profit Forecasts: Factors Influencing Information Disclosed during UK Takeover Bids

Niamh Brennan and S. J. Gray

10197/3855: Editor's Introduction. Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting

Niamh Brennan

10197/3786: Alternative Perspectives on Independence of Directors

Niamh Brennan and Michael McDermott

10197/3617: Accounting expertise in litigation and dispute resolution

Niamh Brennan

10197/2976: Corporate reporting on the internet by Irish companies

Niamh Brennan and Denis Hourigan

10197/2971: From asset based welfare to welfare housing? The changing function of social housing in Ireland

Michelle Norris and Tony Fahey

10197/2970: Twenty years of property-led urban regeneration in Ireland: outputs, impacts, implications

Michelle Norris and Meneloas Gkartzios

10197/2969: A comparative analysis of required financial disclosures in US, UK and international accounting standards

Niamh Brennan and Claire Marston

10197/2965: Rhetoric and argument in financial reporting: disclosures in profit forecasts and takeover documents

Niamh Brennan and S. J. Gray