Top 15 Irish Economy RSS Feeds

1. Ulster Economix RSS Feed

Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
ulstereconomix.com/feed   Follow RSS
ulstereconomix.com
The official blog of Ulster Economix offers views, insight, comments, and updates on the Northern Ireland economy and wider economic issues by Richard... Ramsey. He is Chief Economist, Northern Ireland, at Ulster Bank and a member of the Department of Finance's Statistics Advisory Committee.more
3.2K 1 post / week

2. The Irish Economy RSS Feed

Dublin, Ireland
irisheconomy.ie/index.php/feed   Follow RSS
irisheconomy.ie
The Irish Economy delivers commentary, information, and intelligent discourse about the Irish economy. The opinions expressed on the site are personal... to the individual contributors. The website personally does not endorse any of the opinions expressed on the site, nor do the employers of the contributors. The site is run on behalf of the Irish Economic Association, whose current President is Prof. Anne Nolan of the ESRI.more
12.7K 3 posts / year Dec 2008

3. Irish Economic Association RSS Feed

Ireland
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iea.ie
The Irish Economic Association (IEA) is a national scientific body for economists in Ireland. The objective of the Association is to contribute to the... development and application of economics in Ireland. It is a Company Limited by Guarantee. Anne Nolan (ESRI) is the current President of IEA.more
967 1 post / quarter

4. Nevin Economic Research Institute RSS Feed

Dublin, Ireland
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nerinstitute.net/blog
The Nevin Economic Research Institute was established to provide analysis and policy solutions for the economic and social issues that affect working ...people and their families. It aims, through the provision of world-class research and analysis, to contribute to the construction of alternative perspectives and possibilities that will lead to the creation of a sustainable and inclusive economy that works for everyone in society.more
934 3.1K 1 post / month

5. Economic Incentives RSS Feed

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The Economic Incentives blog will keep you updated on all the Irish news. Economic Incentives provide shining a small light on economic reality. It ai...ms to provide the latest Irish news on bank assets, trade, government, tax, social welfare, debt, and many more.more
10.5K 2 posts / month

6. Finfacts RSS Feed

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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finfacts-blog.com
The Finfacts economics site was launched in 1997 by Michael Hennigan. It issues news on the Irish economy, rising inequality, poverty, crime cartel, ...government, tech, export imports, and more.more
1.8K 3 posts / month

7. TASC RSS Feed

Dublin, Ireland
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tasc.ie/blog
The Progressive Economy is a respected and well-established forum for progressive economists and others commenting on the Irish economy. Most contribu...tors are members of the TASC Economists' Network. TASC translates research into practice to sustain democracy and reduce inequality. It is an independent think-tank whose mission is to address inequality and sustain democracy by translating analysis into action. Their blog covers articles on different topics like fiscal policy, health, economics, inequality, banking and finance, environment, labor practice, politics, and more!more
1.9K 7.7K 2 posts / week

8. David McWilliams RSS Feed

Dublin, Ireland
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davidmcwilliams.ie
David McWilliams is an economist, author, journalist, documentary-maker, and broadcast. He has a website where he writes his views on the current, ong...oing economy and also about the economic crisis. He has devoted his entire professional life to the objective of making economics as widely available and easily understandable on as many platforms and to as many people as possible. The aim of this weekly podcast is to make economics easy, uncomplicated, and accessible.more
64.5K 331.9K 30 posts / year

9. Notes On The Front RSS Feed

Donegal, Ireland
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Read Notes On The Front keeps updated about the Irish, trade news, poverty and social exclusion, international, economy and business, resources, older... posts, and more! It is a commentary on Irish Political Economy by Michael Taft, a researcher for SIPTU. It works to keep you updated on the latest Irish political news, analysis, and comments brought by Micheal Shaft.more
8 posts / year

10. REDC » Irish Economy RSS Feed

Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland
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To stay updated on the Irish news, politics, finance, and more, follow RED C! RED C is Ireland's premier provider of research-based consultancy se...rvices. Founded in 2003, they provide high-quality research-based consultancy services to both blue chip and up-and-coming businesses across Ireland, the UK, and Worldwide. It is a fresh, dynamic organization whose work is rooted in sound statistical science, behavioral observation, and listening to the consumer. Their mission is to help you see clearly.more
1.1K 3.3K

11. Rory O'Farrell RSS Feed

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roryofarrell.com
Rory O'Farrell is an economics blog that explains to the people why the costs are higher in Ireland. How the price of goods in Ireland is largely ...in line with other European countries, with the exception of alcohol and tobacco. It tells the people that the price of consumer goods and services is higher in Ireland due to high rents and expensive services.more

12. Karl Whelan Blog RSS Feed

Dublin, Ireland
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karlwhelan.com/blog/?page_id=22
Karl Whelan is a Professor of Economics at University College Dublin. Before joining UCD, he worked as an economist at the Central Bank of Ireland and... before that the Federal Reserve Board. In his blog, he covers categories like banking, Brexit, central banks, economic growth, education, euro crisis, European economy, fiscal compact treaty, fiscal policy, Irish economy, politics, teaching, UK economy, uncategorized, and US economy.more

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