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- 10197/2962: A review of corporate governance research: an Irish perspective

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2933: Disclosure of profit forecasts during takeovers: evidence from directors and advisors

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2932: Applying principles of good governance in a school board context

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2931: Use of the internet by Irish companies for investor relations purposes

- Niamh Brennan and Sorka Kelly
- 10197/2930: Corporate Governance Practices in Irish Companies

- Niamh Brennan and Jacqueline McCafferty
- 10197/2929: The impact of materiality: accounting’s best kept secret

- Niamh Brennan and S. J. Gray
- 10197/2926: Accounting in crisis: a story of auditing, accounting, corporate governance and market failures

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2924: Accounting research: a practical guide

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2922: Voluntary disclosure of profit forecasts by target companies in takeover bids

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2921: National networks of corporate power: an Irish perspective

- Leo Mac Canna, Niamh Brennan and Eleanor O'Higgins
- 10197/2918: Reporting intellectual capital in annual reports: evidence from Ireland

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2917: Accountants' reports on profit forecasts: regulation and practice

- Niamh Brennan and S. J. Gray
- 10197/2916: Intellectual capital: current issues and policy implications

- Niamh Brennan and Brenda Connell
- 10197/2911: An empirical examination of forecast disclosure by bidding companies

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2910: Employment and remuneration of Irish chartered accountants: evidence of gender differences

- Niamh Brennan and Patrick Nolan
- 10197/2907: Discretionary disclosure strategies in corporate narratives: incremental information or impression management?

- Doris Merkl-Davies and Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2906: Corporate governance, accountability and mechanisms of accountability: an overview

- Niamh Brennan and J. (Jill) Solomon
- 10197/2905: Impression management: developing and illustrating a scheme of analysis for narrative disclosures – a methodological note

- Niamh Brennan, Encarna Guillamon-Saorin and Aileen Pierce
- 10197/2904: Boards of directors and firm performance: is there an expectations gap?

- Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2903: Financial statement fraud: some lessons from US and European case studies

- Niamh Brennan and Mary McGrath
- 10197/2901: A study of whistleblowing among trainee auditors

- Niamh Brennan and John Kelly
- 10197/2900: Impression management and retrospective sense-making in corporate narratives: a social psychology perspective

- Doris Merkl-Davies, Niamh Brennan and Stuart McLeay
- 10197/2899: A conceptual framework of impression management: new insights from psychology, sociology, and critical perspectives

- Doris Merkl-Davies and Niamh Brennan
- 10197/2898: Rhetoric, argument and impression management in hostile takeover defence documents

- Niamh Brennan, Caroline A. Daly and Claire S. Harrington
- 10197/11476: From Income Poverty to Multidimensional Quality of Life

- Christopher Whelan, Dorothy Watson and Bertrand Maitre
- 10197/11287: On the term structure of liquidity in the European sovereign bond market

- Conall O'Sullivan and Vassilios Papavassiliou
- 10197/11286: Sovereign bond return prediction with realized higher moments

- Harald Kinateder and Vassilios Papavassiliou
- 10197/10040: Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) and the British property market: Disposing of crisis

- Niamh Moore-Cherry