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THE ECONOMIC & SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
ANNUAL REPORTFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1996
THE C OUNCIL
The Council of the ESRI is the Institute’ s overall
governing body and consists of 32 members
appointed from the general members of the Institute.
The Council meets four times a year.
MR M.F. DOYLE, President
MR J.F. HARFORD, ChaiimanChief Executive, Yamanouchi IrelandCompany Ltd
PROFESSOR B.J. WHELAN, Director
MRK. BONNER, Secretary, Department ofEnterprise & Employment
MRG.T.P. CONLON, Chairman, ESRIFund-Raising Committee, 1995-2000
MRS. CROMIEN,Former Secretary, Department of Finance
PROFESSOR C. FANNING,Department of Economics, University College,Cork
MSM. FINAN, Managing Director, Wilson HartnellPublic Relations Ltd
MRA. KANE, Chief Executive, Telecom EireannMRK.J. KELLY, Group General Manager - AIB
Bank, AIB Group plcMRP. LYNCH, Chairman of the Institute,
1983-1988DRE. McCARTHY, Director, Woodchester
Investments plcMRE. McCUMISKEY, Secretary, Department of
Social WelfarePROFESSOR A. MATI’HEWS, Department of
Economics, Trinity College, DublinMRM.J. MEAGHER, Director, Bank of Ireland
International Finance
PROFESSOR S. MENNELL, Department ofSociology, University College Dublin
MRJ. MORAN, Chief Executive, Electricity SupplyBoard
MRP. MULLARKEY, Secretary, Department ofFinance
MRD. MURPHY, Director General, Central StatisticsOffice
MRD. NEVIN, Former General Secretary, IrishCongress of Trade Unions
DRT.F. 6 COFAIGH, President of the Institute,1987-1995
MRM. O’CONNELL, Governor, Central Bank ofIreland
MSM. O’CONNOR, Partner, Craig Gardner/PriceWaterhouse
MRJ. O’DWYER, Secretary, Department of HealthMRP. O’REILLY, Chief Executive, EBS Building
SocietySIR W.G.H. QUIGLEY CB, Chairman, Ulster Bank
LimitedPROFESSOR N. SHEEHY, Department of
Psychology, The Queen’s University of BelfastDRR. SCHIERBEEK, Chairman, Northern Ireland
Economic Research CentreDRM.J. SOMERS, Chief Executive, National
Treasury Management AgencyMRC. STORM, Managing Director, Guinness Ireland
LtdDRT.K. WHITAKER, President of the Institute, 1971-
1987MRP.A. WHITE, Chairman, Northside Partnership
Limited
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The Executive Committee is a sub-committee of the
Council and meets at least every two months. It acts as
the Institute’s Board of Directors and, in association
with the Director and staff, develops the Institute’s
programme of research for approval by Council.
EXECUTIVZ COMMIrle:E
Mr M. F. DoylePresident
Mr J.F. HarfordChairman
MR M.F. DOYLE, President
MR J.F. HARFORD, ChairmanChief Executive, Yamanouchi IrelandCompany Ltd
PROFESSOR B.J. WHELAN, Director
MR S. CROMIEN,Former Secretary, Department of Finance
PROFESSOR C. FANNING,Department of Economics,University College, Cork
DR E. McCARTHY,Chairman, ESRI, 1990-1995Director, Woodchester Investments plc
MR P. MULLARKEY,Secretary, Department of Finance
MR D. NEVIN,Former General Secretary,Irish Congress of Trade Unions
DRT.F. 6 COFAIGH,President ESRI, 1987-1995
SIR W.G.H. QUIGLEY CB,Chairman, Ulster Bank Limited
PROFESSOR N. SHEEHY,Department of Psychology,The Queen’s University of Belfast
MR P.A. WHITE,Chairman, Northside Partnership Limited
NOqTCE OF ANNUAL GENERAL ]VIEETING
Notice in hereby given that the Thirty-Eighth Annual General Meeting
of The Economic and Social Research Institute(Limited Company registered in Dublin, Registration No. 18269),
will be held at the Registered Office at 4 Burlington Road, Dublin 4,
on Tuesday, 24th June 1997 at 2.00 p.m.
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ELECTION OF PRESIDENT
MINUTES OF LAST MEETING
ACCOUNTS AND BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1996
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL TO THE MEMBERS
ELECTION OF MEMBERS TO THE COUNCIL
FIXING THE AUDITORS’ REMUNERATION
By order of the Council,
Registered Office,
4 Burlington Road,
Dublin 4
J. ROUGH_AN
Secretary
3rd June 1997
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The Economic and Social Research Institute is a non-profit organisation which was founded in 1960 as the
Economic Research Institute with the help of a grant from the Ford Foundation of New York. In 1966,
following a report by a United Nations special adviser, the Institute assumed responsibility for social research
and extended its title to The Economic and Social Research Institute.
The Institute is a private company, limited by guarantee, incorporated under the Companies Acts 1908-1990,
and enjoys full academic independence. It is governed by a Council consisting of 30 members, in addition to
the President and the Director, appointed from the general members of the Institute and representative of
business, trade unions, government departments, state agencies, universities and other research institutes. A
committee of the Council, the Executive Committee, carries out the functions of the Institute’s Board of
Directors.
The Institute receives an annual grant-in-aid from the Irish Government which, in 1996, covered
approximately 36 per cent of total expenditure. The remainder of its income is generated from commissioned
research projects, sponsorship of Institute activities by Irish business, membership subscriptions and sales of
publications. The most important resource of the Institute is its high-quality staff with the requisite academic
standards, training and expertise. The total number of full-time research staff at the Institute is 40. The
results of the Institute’s research have been included in over 500 published reports, in addition to the
volumes of the Quarterly Economic Commentary and the Medium-term Review of the Irish Economy, as well
as in numerous books, articles in academic journals, etc., published elsewhere.
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CONTENTS
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FOREWORD
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL
Appendix A
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE ESRI
FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN 1995-2000 10
Appendix B
STAFFING 11
Appendix C
RESEARCH PROJECTS IN PROGRESS AT
31 DECEMBER 1996 15
Appendix D
CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
OF THE INSTITUTE 20
The Audited Final Accounts for the Year Ended
31 December 1996 are published separately.
The Annual Report for the Year Ended
31 December 1996 is supplemented by the Review
of ESRI Research in 1996 and by the List of ESRI
Publications which are published separately.
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Recent ESRI research has been to the fore in highlighting themagnitude and nature of the changes occurring in Irish society. Old
constraints are beginning to ease and some problems which for decadesseemed insoluble now appear amenable to correction. This research hasalso pointed out that beneficial change is not inevitable. Both externalshocks and internal developments could hamper economic and socialdevelopment. Furthermore, the process of change itself will bring newchallenges in areas such as environmental impact and various types ofcongestion.
FOREWORD
Professor Brendan J.Whelan, Director
Longer term strategic research of the kind carried out at the Institute isindispensable in facing and planning tbr this kind of future. By buildingup research expertise and developing suitable models and databases, theESRI has managed to produce a broad range of authoritative studiesdealing with all aspects of Ireland’s economic and social life. Forexample, we saw in 1996 the publication of the very important study onthe likely impact of EMU on the Irish economy. This detailed analysis,which received very widespread attention and will undoubtedly have astrong influence on policy, was built on the twin foundations of theInstitute’s expertise in macro-economics and the sophisticatedeconometric model developed over the past 15 years. The EMU studycould not have been carried out without this long term investment inexpertise, research tools and research infi’astructure.
The year 1996 also saw the fruition of another long term investmentby the Institute in research on income distribution, poverty and thefunctioning of the labour market. This broad research programme wasoriginally founded on the major household survey carried out in 1987which led to a stream of influential research on a vast range of topics,such as: poverty; unemployment and the labour market; work incentives;income tax and social welfare policy; the health services; education;social mobility; pensions, financial assets etc. A major new initiative inthis area began in 1994 with the introduction of the Living in Irelandhousehold panel surveys in association with Eurostat, the EuropeanStatistical Office. This new data source has now come on stream and in1996 led to major publications on poverty levels and changes in themsince 1987, a systematic evaluation of the adequacy of the social welfaresystem and a study of pension coverage. About a dozen other researchprojects, both national and international, are in progress utilising thisdatabase. These include updating SWITCH, the ESRI microsimulationmodel for the assessment of tax and welfare policies.
The contribution of objective, strategic studies such as these to thenational policy debate is indubitable. The challenge for the Institute is tobe able to organise its research and funding so that its staff can continueto produce research of the highest quality in the public interest. As thenew Director, I hope to pursue this aim through improved planning andbuilding up strategic alliances with other research agencies both at homeand abroad. With the support of the staff, the Executive and theCouncil, and the ESRI’s many supporters and sponsors, I am confidentwe will succeed.
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THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORTFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1996
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL
INTRODUCTION
During 1996, twenty-two substantive reportswere published either by the Institute or byoutside organisations, in addition to paperspresented at conferences and seminars, workingpapers and journal articles. In addition, thirtyeight commissioned reports were completed andtwelve surveys were undertaken for outsideorganisations.
Major research studies were completedduring the year in the following areas:
¯ Economic forecasting;¯ Industrial development including
infrastructural investment;¯ Economic and Social Issues affecting the two
economies of Ireland;¯ Regional accounts and regional impacts;¯ The environment, sustainable development;¯ The labour market, employment and
unemployment;¯ Occupational change, training for work,
working arrangements;¯ Education;¯ Health;¯ Poverty, social welfare benefits, pensions;¯ Social mobility and social class;¯ State policy, the family and the elderly.¯ The impact of Economic and Monetary
Union (EMU) on the Irish economy;¯ The effects of the Single European Market
(SEM) on periphery countries;¯ Employment creation, taxes and work
incentives;¯ Aspects of environmental economics in
Cohesion countries;¯ Development of small and medium sized
enterprises (SMEs) in a European context;¯ Health care and income distribution.
Five very successful conferences wereorganised by the Institute during 1996 as follows:
¯ A conference on "Economic InstrumentsSupporting Environmental Policy: ThePolluter Pays Principle in Practice" was heldunder the auspices of the ESRI EnvironmentPolicy Research Centre. The conferenceaddressed the issues of the intensive use ofnitrogen fertilisers and pesticides, the impactof agriculture on water quality, biodiversityand nature loss, the effects of road transporton the environment and the management oftourism/environmental interaction.
In October 1996 a conference entitled "EMU:Can We Cope At All?" was organised by theESRI Banking Research Centre. The keynotespeaker, Mr Stanley Fischer of theInternational Monetary Fund, presented anauthoritative outside view on Economic andMonetary Union. The conference includedother papers which examined the position ofthe Irish Banks under EMU, outlined theprogress towards monetary union andreviewed the general mood in Europe towardsEMU.
A symposium on "Ireland North and South"was organised by the Institute in associationwith Nuffield College and Queen’s UniversityBelfast. Issues considered included the twoeconomies of Ireland, the labour market, thefamily, education and social mobility.
A Conference entitled "Income Supports andWork Incentives: Ireland and the UK" wasco-hosted by the ESRI and the Foundation forFiscal Studies in September 1996. Thepapers at this conference, which havesubsequently been published in the PolicyResearch Series, dealt with the role of thetax/transfer system in providing incomesupports while minimising negativeconsequences for work incentives. Theyfocused particularly on what could be learnedfrom tax-benefit models and presentedcomparisons of the Irish and UK situationsderived from on-going collaborative work inthe ESRI, the Microsimulation Unit inCambridge and the Institute of Fiscal Studiesin London.
Prior to the annual Geary lecture, which in1996 marked the 100th anniversary of R.C.Geary’s birth by dealing with his life andwork, a special half-day conference was
organised to commemorate his contributionto economic and social research. Sevenpapers were presented illustrating vividlyboth the depth and breath of Geary’senduring influence on topics as diverse as thetheoretical foundations of mathematicalstatistics, the estimation of demand systemsin economics, the use of regression analysis,the compilation of official statistics and theapplication of statistics to current economicand social problems.During 1996, twenty major new research
projects were commenced by staff of the Institutein the following areas:(i) Economic Growth: evaluation of the
Community Support Framework (CSF);(ii) The Environment: investigation of the
polluter pays principle in Cohesioncountries;
(iii) International Environment: implicationsof European Monetary Union (EMU);
(iv) Regional Issues: household incomes,economic impact of universities;
(v) Demography and Labour: youthunemployment, in-company training,social integration in labour marketpolicy, the Irish labour market;
(vi) Social Policy: income distribution,microsimulation of taxes and socialwelfare benefits, the family, elderly,society and the state, unemployment,poverty and social exclusion, crime;
(vii) Education: relative rates of return tothird and second level qualifications,school effectiveness and schoolimprovement;
(viii) Health: general practitioner attachment.
By the end of 1996 forty-five major researchprojects were in progress at the Institute. Furtherdetails of ESRI research, publications and newprojects are given in a companion volume of theAnnual Report, entitled Review of ESRI Researchin 1996.
THE INSTITUTE: THE WAY FORWARD
In October 1996 Professor Brendan J.Whelan was appointed Director of the Institute tosucceed Professor Kieran A. Kennedy who retiredfollowing 25 years service in the post. ProfessorWhelan is a past pupil of Colaiste Mhuire, ParnellSquare, Dublin. He is a graduate of UniversityCollege, Dublin where he studied economics,politics and statistics, graduating with first classhonours in both the B.A. and M.A. examinations.Subsequently he received an M.Sc. from the
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London School of Economics specialising insurvey methods. He has been a staff member ofthe Institute since 1969 and Head of theInstitute’s Survey Unit since 1978. ProfessorWhelan has lectured widely on the principles andmethods of social research and on advancedquantitative techniques. He has been a member ofnational and international committees and EUexpert groups in the areas of statistics, researchmethodology and development of the socialsciences.
On assuming office as Director, ProfessorWhelan has decided to give top priority tocharting the Institute’s course in terms of itsresearch programme over the next five years andbeyond. He sees the Institute’s enduring missionas working to inform the national policy debateon the major economic and social issues facingthe country. The key features of its work include acommitment to academic excellence; objectivityand independence; usefulness and relevance topolicy; and visibility through widespreaddissemination of its research by means ofpublication and of participation in conferences,seminars and commissions. While strivingconstantly for these goals, both the content of theInstitute’s research and manner in which it isconducted and funded have evolved over the yearsand will undoubtedly continue to do so in thefuture.
In planning for the future, the organisationstarts with a solid basis of achievement in theform of its broad programme of on-goingresearch. This comprises:
The Irish Economy: The Quarterly EconomicCommentary and the Medium Term Reviewprovide independent expert analysis of currentand future trends in the Irish economy. Moreimportantly, the analysis isolates weaknessesinhibiting progress, which need to be addressed.Particular focuses of ESRI research includeNorth/South economic development, industrialdevelopment, energy, the environment andbanking. Through participation in multi-annualprogrammes of research and European networks,research staff of the Institute have made majorcontributions in areas such as competitiveness,development of small and medium sizedindustries (SMEs) and Irish fiscal and monetarypolicy. Central to the research programme on theIrish economy has been the development of large-scale econometric models of the Irish economy atthe Institute. Such developments have enabled theInstitute to initiate medium-term reviews of theeconomy and to carry out evaluations such as theimplications for Ireland of EMU and the mid-term evaluation of the Community Support
Framework 1994-1999. So successful has beenthe work in this area that the model has beenadapted for econometric analysis in othereconomies such as Northern Ireland, Spain,Portugal and Greece. Another recent innovation isthe launch of the SWITCH micro-simulationmodel to provide accurate and in-depth analysisof taxation, social welfare policy and workincentives.
The International Environment: ESRI staff enjoya considerable international reputation which,more and more, is being utilised by organisationssuch as the European Commission, theOrganisation for Economic Co-Operation andDevelopment (OECD), the World Bank and morerecently the International Monetary Fund (IMF)and the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP). Ireland’s role in the European Union isa central theme of research carried out at theInstitute together with responses to EUdevelopments and the investigation of economicand social issues affecting the Irish economy andsociety. Recent work includes the effects of EMUwhich is a major contribution to the debate onIreland’s membership, the labour market inIreland contrasted with the situation in other EUmember states, the effects of the single Europeanmarket on periphery countries and the effect oftaxes and benefits on work incentives in Irelandin the context of employment in OECD countries.
Demography and Labour: With continuing highunemployment, the Institute has devotedconsiderable resources to investigating andevaluating major policy issues in the fields oftraining, the employment possibilities of the long-term unemployed, occupational change, humanresources programmes, flexibility in the labourmarket and the problems encountered by schoolleavers on entry to the labour market.
Social Policy: Since 1987 the Institute has beenengaged in a major programme of survey-basedresearch on income distribution, poverty and theeffects of State services on individuals andhouseholds. The 1987 ESRI household survey wasunique in that it focused on a range of themessuch as income, labour market behaviour,education, health and use of state services andpermitted analysis of the interrelations betweenthese themes. It also allowed researchers todistinguish between various levels of analysis -individual, household and tax unit. This surveyled to over 200 books, articles and otherpublications which substantially deepened ourknowledge of Irish society. An updated source ofhousehold data is now coming on stream in the
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form of the Living In Ireland Survey first carriedout in 1994 and planned to continue to 1999 atleast. This database has already begun toproduce up-to-date analysis of Ireland’s incomedistribution. Its unique features include itscomplete harmonisation with similar work inother EU countries, so sowing the seeds of in-depth inter-country comparative research, and itscapacity, through the longitudinal design, toprovide novel insights into the process of socialchange. Other areas of investigation which areincluded in the Institute’s programme of researchinclude the circumstances of the elderly, victimsof crime, occupational and personal pension coverin the public and private sectors and socialmobility in an Irish context.
Education: Education is the foundation for thewell-being of any society and has played a keyrole in Ireland’s recent economic upturn. TheInstitute sees its role as evaluating various aspectsof the educational system, particularly in theprimary and secondary areas, isolating apparentweaknesses and assisting decision-makers bycharting necessary policy initiatives. Recent andcurrent research undertaken by the Instituteinclude an in-depth evaluation of co-education inIreland, relative rates of return to third andsecond level qualifications, and schooleffectiveness and school improvement.
Health: The range of research undertaken at theInstitute in health care administration hasincluded the study of health service financingwithin the single market and cost containment.Health insurance provision and the relative cost ofpublic and private health services have also beenexamined. Within the hospital sector thefinancing, costing and utilisation of hospitalservices have been a major focus. Thedevelopment and application of case-mixmeasures in acute hospitals have been researchedand evaluated. Hos.pital information systems, daysurgery utilisation, severity assessment andresource management have also been studied.Since 1990, the Institute has operated, on behalfof the Department of Health, the HospitalInpatient Enquiry, which is the national databaseon all discharges from acute hospitals. In theprimary care area studies completed include theutilisation of primary care services, GPattachment, consumer attitudes to health servicesand the evaluation of community-based healthpromotion projects. The first national study of thehealth needs of Irish women was undertaken atthe Institute and published in 1996.
TIIE FUTURE
The first step in the planning process will beto canvass a wide variety of opinion across theESRI staff and Council, business, the tradeunions, academia and the public sector in order toidentify themes and discern priorities. Since 1993the growth of the Irish economy has been veryrapid and has been aided by a number of factorsincluding a high volume of foreign directinvestment, the large and growing stock of humancapital built up over many years of investment ineducation, the resurgence of domestic demand, aperceptible increase in national self-confidenceand a broad consensus on economic strategywhich has assisted in maintaining thecompetitiveness of Irish industry. Nationaloptimism has never been higher. In order tosustain this improvement and to enhance thequality of life for all, high quality research will bemore essential than ever.
The planning process will also have to takeaccount of the growing internationalisation of theInstitute’s work. Reference has already beenmade to the extent of participation by ESRI staffin collaborative international work. Such projectscontribute substantially to our understanding ofIrish society by allowing us to make detailedcomparisons with other countries and theirpolicies. They also perform a vital and oftenunderestimated role by putting the Irish point ofview on the EU agenda at an early stage. Sincenew EU initiatives are almost inevitably precededby a research study, Irish participation in thatstudy ensures that our national situation is fullyconsidered in the design of new policies.International work also has the advantage ofenhancing the skill levels of the research staff andadding to the Institute’s international standing.
It will also be important to consider strategicalliances and other types of collaboration inIreland. The ESRI itself will not be able to coverevery possible research topic which arises. Itshould instead aim to take the lead in mobilisingIreland’s intellectual resources to attract and carryout funded research. For example, theuniversities nowadays contain many able staff andit is hoped to extend our collaboration with them.The university staff member would contributeexpertise and gain access to funding and data, akey professional advantage especially for youngerstaff members keen to publish. The work wouldadd to the quantum of published research in a costeffective manner.
One of the most fundamental issues to beconsidered in planning is the funding. During thelast ten years, the ESRI has undergone a completetransformation in the manner in which its
research programme is determined and funded.Originally, funding came almost entirely from agrant-in-aid and priorities could be determined bythe Council and Executive Committee. Today,only one third of the Institute’s income is derivedfrom the State grant-in-aid. The major alternativesources of revenue comprise earnings fromcommissioned research, two major fund-raisingcampaigns in 1990 and 1995 and a drive toexpand Corporate Membership of the Institute.Table 1 shows how the composition of ESRIfunding has changed since its foundation in 1960.
Table 1: Sources ot’Fundinb, fbr ESRI Activity 1960-1996
Period Ford ESRI Grants-Foundation Resources in-Aid
% % %1960-1964/65 81 13 31965-66-1970/71 4 961971/72- 1980 17 851981-1987 26 741988-1992 52 481993-1996 64 36
User-financed income constituted £2.5million of total ESRI expenditure of £3.92 millionin 1996. Income from commissioned research,including income from the fund-raisingcampaigns of 1990 and 1995, totalled £2.35million. The sources of ESRI income fromcommissioned research in 1996 are shown inTable 2.
Table 2: Sources of ESRI lncome from CommissionedResearch, 1996
%Government Departments 34The European Commission - 30
direct/indirectState Agencies 25Other - including Irish Business 
FINAL ACCOUNTS 1996
The Income and Expenditure Account andBalance Sheet for the year ended 31 December1996 which have been audited by the Comptrollerand Auditor General are published separately.
Member of Council:Eugene McCarthy
Member of Council:Donal Nevin
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APPENDICES
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE ESRI FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN 1995-2000
The Institute wishes to acknowledge the verygenerous support it has received from the
following who contributed to the Institute’s fund-raising campaign.
APPENDIX A
ACC Bank plcAer RiantaAIB GroupAssociation of Secondary Teachers, IrelandBank of IrelandBanque Nationale de ParisBarclays Bank plcBitech EngineeringBord Gais EireannBord na M6naCadbury Ireland LtdCantrell & Cochrane Group LtdCement Roadstone HoldingsCentral Bank of IrelandCitibank NACoillte TeorantaCommunications Workers UnionCraig GardnerCustom House Docks Development AuthorityDeloitte & ToucheDresdner International Finance plcElectricity Supply BoardEducational Building SocietyFirst National Building SocietyGallagher (Dublin) LtdGolden Vale plcGuinness Ireland LtdHibernian Group plcIAWS Group plcICC Bank plcIrish Fertilizer IndustriesIndecon Economic Consultants
ING BankIrish National Teachers’ OrganisationIrish Biscuits LtdIrish Dairy BoardIrish Distillers Group plcIrish Intercontinental BankIrish National Petroleum CorporationIrish Nurses OrganisationIrish Pensions Trust LtdIrish Times LtdLondon Life and General Reinsurance Company LtdMerck Sharp & Dohme (Ireland)MSF (Manufacturing, Science & Finance)Murphy Brewery Ireland LtdNestle Distribution IrelandNew Ireland Assurance Co plcNovartis Agribusiness Ireland LtdNorwich UnionPfizer Pharmaceuticals Production CorporationAn PostPower Supermarkets LtdRTE - Radio Telefis EireannRyan Irish HotelsSIPTU Services Industrial Technical UnionSmurfit Ireland LtdSuperquinn LtdTSB BankTeachers Union of IrelandTelecom EireannUlster Bank Trust CompanyVoluntary Health Insurance BoardWoodchester Credit LyonnaisYamanouchi (Ireland) Company Ltd
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STAFFING
APPENDIX B
STAFF AT 31 DECEMBER 1996
Director
Assistant Director(Administration) &Secretary
RESEARCH STAFF
Research Professors
Senior Research Officers
Research Officers
Assistant Research Officers
B.J. Whelan
J. Roughan
J. Bradley, T.Callan, D. Conniffe, J. Fitz Gerald,D. F. Hannan (Head of Sociology and Social Policy),E. Henry, P. Honohan, G. Hughes, K. A. Kennedy, B. Nolan, J. J. Sexton,C. T. Whelan
T.J. Baker, T. Fahey, E. O’Malley, M. Wiley,J.Williams (Head of Survey Unit)
A. Barrett, I. Kearney, P.J. O’Connell, S. Scott, E. Smyth,D. Watson
D. Duffy
Research~StatisticalAssistants
TECHNICAL STAFF
Survey Unit
Hospital Inpatient Enquiry
D. Duggan, J. Kelly, B. McCabe, J. McCartan, F. McGinnity, F. Shortall,J. Walsh
M. Cagney (Field Operations), C. Collins (Surveys Executive), P. Devlin(Coding and Data Entry), P. Needham (Survey Processing), E. Power (FieldOperations)Coding & Data Entry: S. Blackwell, G. Hamill, F. Rhatigan, B. RyanContract Staff’. G. Anderson, I. Condron, K. Loughrey, M. McLoughlin,K. O’Reilly, N. Ryan, C. Shannon, N. Shannon, C. Talbot
J. Bourke (Data Management), A. Clifton (Systems Analyst), D. Murphy(Medical Coding Executive)Medical Coding: M. Glynn, C. Mitchell, N. Wall
Computer Services R. MacCarthy (Data Processing), J. Ryan (Systems Administrator) 1 1
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Executives and Clerical
General Selvices
Staff Members on CareerBreak/Secondnwnt
T.K. Whitaker ResearchFellowship
Postgraduate Fellowships(abroad)
P. Browne (Desk-top Publishing), P. Byrne (Assistant Director’s Secretary),B. Clancy (Accounts), M. Cleary (General Office), P. Hopkins (Printing), R.Moore (Desk-top Publishing), C. O’Regan (Accounts), F. O’Sullivan(Director’s Secretary), M. Rohan (Librarian)Clerical: R. Costello, A. Curran, B. Forde, P. Hughes, A. O’Connell
Porters~Messengers: J. Bates (Head), G. GarbuttCatering and Cleaning: R. Baker, P. Barry, A. Dent, M. Duffy, M. Heeney(Cleaning Supervisor), P. Hiney (Catering Supervisor), B. Nolan, M.O’Reilly
M. Galvin, K. O’Higgins (Health Research Board)
F. (3 Muircheartaigh (Department of the Marine)
A. Canny, J.A. Curtis, M. Lyons, S. McCoy, B. Merriman, N. O’Donnell, C.O’Donoghue, R. O’Leary, C. O’Reardon, N. Sheridan
OTHER STAFF COMMITMENTS
A number of staff continued to perform a limited amount of teaching in the universities and in other forumsof professional or adult education. The staff of the Institute also participated in a number of national andinternational conferences.
A. BARRETt (i)(ii)
J. BRADLEY (i)T. CALLAN (i)
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(iii)D. CONNIFFE (i)D. DUFFY (i)T. FAHEY (i)
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P. HONOHAN
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Research Affiliate, Centre for Economic Policy Research, LondonMember, The Royal Irish Academy National Committee for the Study ofInternational AffairsMember, Editorial Advisory Board, Economic Modelling.Member, Working Group on Tax and Welfare Integration.Member, Working Group on Poverty and Welfare in Ireland, CombatPoverty Agency, Department of Social Welfare.Member, Commission on the FamilyCouncil, Economic and Social Studies.Member, Groupeuro - EU panel of speakers on a single currencyChairperson, Tr6caire Research Advisory Group.Member, Council for Research and Development, Catholic BishopsConference of Ireland.Associate Editor (Production), European Sociological Review.Council, Economic and Social Studies.Member, Home School Liaison Committee, Department of Education.Member of R.I.A. Social Sciences CommitteeMember, National Economic and Social Council.Research Fellow, Centre for Economic Policy Research, London.Vice President, Irish Economic Association.Member, Projects Committee, Foundation for Fiscal Studies.Member, Steering Group for Industrial Development, Evaluation Unit,Department of Enterprise & Employment.Member, Editorial Board of Irish Journal of Taxation
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G. HUGHES
K.A. KENNEDY
B. NOLAN
K. O’HIGGINS
P. O’CONNELL
E. O’MALLEY
J. ROUGHAN
S. SCOTt
J.J. SEXTON
(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)
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Associate Editor of International Contributions to Labour Studies.Visiting Professor, University College Cork, Department of Economics.Member of Scientific Committee of the Applied Econometrics Association.Member of CIRETOQ Network for Co-operation in Research on Trends inthe Development of Occupations & Qualifications in European Union.Council, Economic and Social Studies.Vice-President, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society ofIreland.National Delegate to the Targeted Socio-economic Research ProgrammeManagement Committee under the EU Fourth Framework Programme1994-1998.Member, EU Committee of Independent Experts on the MEANSProgramme.Visiting Professor, University College Cork.Member of the Advisory Committee on the Assessment of Candidates forMembership of the Royal Irish Academy.Council, Economic and Social Studies.Member, Working Group on Poverty & Welfare in Ireland, CombatPoverty Agency and Department of Social Welfare.National Committee for Economics and Social Sciences - Royal IrishAcademy.Council, Economic and Social Studies.Committee on Family Research, International SociologicalAssociation.National Coordinating Committee on Drug Abuse.Member, Council for Social WelfareMember, Technical Working Group, and Steering Group on Funding ofSecond-Level Schools, Department of Education.Member, Management Board, and Chair, Research Sub-Committee, theBridge Project - Intensive Probation Supervision Initiative administered bythe Probation and Welfare Service, the Irish Youth Foundation, and Cityof Dublin V.E.C.Member of the editorial boards of Youth Studies and the Irish Journal ofSociology.Member, Research Advisory Group, Tr6caire.Member, Board of Combat Poverty Agency.Secretary, Economic and Social Studies.Member, Board of Cerebral Palsy Ireland.Member, Environmental Protection Agency Working Group on EconomicAspects for the Preparation of a State of the Environment Report forIreland.Member of the Board of Nitrigin I~ireann TeorantaMember, Steering Committee on Environmental Policy for the Institute forEuropean Affairs.Member, Central Statistics Office Group on National Accounting &Environment (NAMEA)Member of the Economics Working Group on the State of theEnvironment Report of the Environmental Protection AgencyVice-President, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland.Irish Correspondent, EU (DGV) Information System Employment(SYSDEM).Irish correspondent to SOPEMI, the OECD International ReportingSystem on Migration.Irish correspondent on RIMET EU (DGV) Network on Third CountryWorkers.Member, Board of Management, St Vincent’s Hospital, Fairview.
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M. WILEY
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Member, Scientific Board on Statistics for Monitoring the Situation ofVulnerable Household Groups in the EU.Irish Representative, EU Advisory Committee on Pan European PanelStudy.Member, Working Group on Poverty and Welfare in Ireland, CombatPoverty Agency and Department of Social Welfare.Member, Research and Methodology Committee of the EuropeanCommunity Household Panel, Eurostat.Council, Economic and Social StudiesMember of the Council of European Centre for Analysis in the SocialSciences (ECASS)Member, Working Group on Poverty and Welfare in Ireland, CombatPoverty Agency and Department of Social Welfare.Member, Editorial Board of European Sociological ReviewJoint Editor, The Economic and Social Review.Member, Combat Poverty Agency Working Group on CommunityDevelopmentMember, Health Research Board and Chairperson, Health ServicesResearch Committee, Health Research Board.Member, Research Committee, St. Michael’s House (Dublin).Member, Foundation Projects Committee, Irish College of GeneralPractitioners.Member, Council of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland.
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RESEARCH PROJECTS IN PROGRESS AT 31 DECEMBER 1996
APPENDIX C
I ECONOMIC FORECASTING AND MODELLING
T.J. Baker,D. Duffy,D. Duggan
Study of current trends in theIrish economy.
Continuous.
J. Fitz Gerald, Co-operation with D/Finance on Continuous.F. Shortall medium-term model: data bank model
updating and model use.
Medium-term economic review andoutlook for Ireland.
J. Fitz Gerald,F. Shortall
Revision of MTR model andupdating of databank.
Published as QEC. Nextissue: March 1997.
Next issue: Spring 1997.
II ECONOMIC GROWTH
Energy Policy Research Centre Projects:D. Conniffe a) Econometric and statistical analyses
of energy data.
S. Scott,J. Fitz Gerald
b) Development of an energy data base.
Continuous.
Co-ordination with D/TEC ontheir involvement in this task.
Available to give advice.
S. Scott,J. Fitz Gerald,J. Johnston
c) Energy conservation spin-offs(i) energy conservation and lowincome households; and (ii) energyconservation and market failure.
Environmental Policy Research Centre Projects:
S. Scott, a) Economic instruments supportingA. Barrett, environmental policy.J. Lawlor,J. Fitz Gerald
S. Scott,A. Barrett,F. Shortall
b) Full cost recovery for cohesion fundenvironmental projects.
Continuous.
Final report delivered to DoE,December 1996.
Final report delivered toECOTEC, June 1996, andpresentation to DG XVI, Dec.1996.
Publication by Avebury,April 1997.
Project completed.
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hMustrial Development Research Centre Project:E, O’Malley Determinants of competitive
advantage in selected Irish sectors.Draft report submitted toNESC, Nov. 1996.
Revision in lights of NESCcomments.
P, Honohan,A, Barrett,J. Bradley,J. Fitz Gerald,J, Kelly,P. O’Connell,S. Scott et al.
CSF mid-term evaluation.
E. O’Malley European observatory for small andmedium-size enterprises.
III THE INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
Banking Research Centre Project:
P, Honohan, Bank credit and bank resources.J. Kelly
Draft outline submitted toDoF December 1996.
Fourth Annual Reportsubmitted to DG XXIII,October 1996.
First paper circulated January1996 (WP 70).
Draft final report due:March 1997.
Preparation of 5th AnnualReport.
Second paper: January1997.
T. Callan,B. Nolan,B,J. Whelan
Income distribution and socio-economicdifferences in international perspective.
Research in progress. Report to EUROSTAT:March 1997.
IV REGIONAL ISSUES
E.W, Henry Regional accounts for Ireland (forCentral Statistics Office).
E.W. Henry Economic impacts of universities ofNorthern Ireland and the Republic.
First report submitted to CSO,Nov. 1996.
Research in progress.
Second report: April 1997.
First draft report: April1997.
V THE PUBLIC SECTOR
T. Callan,B. Nolan
Income supports and work incentives.
T. Callan,J. Walsh
Microsimulation Forum.
Revision for publication.
Initial meeting and trainingcourse.
Publication: March 1997.
Next meeting: Spring1997.
VI PRICES AND INCOME
J. Fitz Gerald, Pricing and competitiveness in the non-I. Keamey tradable sector.
First draft completed. Second draft: Summer1997.
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VII DEMOGRAPHY AND LABOUR
Joint FAS/ESRI Manpower Forecasting Programme:G. Hughes, Occupational employment forecastsJ.J. Sexton, 2000.A. Canny
Preparation of forecasts for2002.
Publication scheduledmid- 1997.
A.Barrett,P.J. O’Connell
G. Hughes,P.J. O’Connell
D. Hannan,B. McCabe
Youth unemployment in NorthernEurope.
The Ph.D. labour market and careerpatterns of Ph.D. graduates
Comparative analysis of the relativerates of return to 3rd and 2nd levelqualifications in the Irish labour market.
P.J. O’Connell, Survey of the impact of in-companyA. Barrett training.
P.J. O’Connell,F. McGinnity
P.J. O’Connell,F. McGinnity
J.J. Sexton,P.J. O’Connell,B. Nolan,E. O’Malley,J. Fitz Gerald,W. Roche (UCD),J. Geary (UCD)
E. Smyth
D. Watson,B.J. Whelan
Ex-post evaluation of measures coveredunder Objectives 3 and 4 of the CSF inIreland.
Social integration by transitional labourmarkets: New pathways of labourmarket policy:(a) Training and human capital
investment.
(b) Households and working timeflexibility.
Study of the Irish labour market (for
DG V).
School effectiveness and schoolimprovement: A research study.
Follow-up survey of FAS programmeparticipants.
Research in progress.
Final draft submitted toForbairt, Jan. 1995.
Research in progress.
Research in progress.
Preparation of manuscript forpublication.
Annual report submitted toWZB December 1996
Annual report submitted toWZB December 1996.
Final draft submitted to DG V,Sept. 1996.
Research in progress.
Report submitted to F,~S, July1996.
Interim report: November1997
Preparation of draft forpublication by Forf~is.
First draft report: January1997.
First draft report: Summer1997.
Publication by AveburyPress: July 1997.
Second interim report:September 1997.
Second interim report:September 1997.
Publication by EuropeanCommission: January1997.
First draft: January 1997.
Project completed.
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VIII SOCIAL POLICY
Social Welfare Research Programme for Dept of Social Welfare & Combat Poverty Agency:
T. Callan, a) Poverty measurement. Published.B. Nolan,B.J. Whelan, b) Tax-benefit modelling. Draft report submitted.C.T. Whelan,D. Watson,J. Williams, c) Assessment of policy changes 1987- Research in progress.J. Walsh 1994.
Completed.
Prototype model: Spring1997.
First draft report: Spring1997.
d) Contexts of poverty (for Combat Second report submitted to Revision in light ofPoverty Agency). Combat Poverty, Nov. comments from Combat
1996. Poverty.
e) Poverty and social exclusion:Analysing cumulative disadvantage.
Health Policy Research Centre Projects:
Research in progress.
D. Conniffe a) Updating of data and statistical Continuousanalyses of relevance to Centre projects.
P. Murray b) Promoting better health through External refereeinglifestyle change, completed.
Final report sent to Dept. ofHealth, Aug. 1996.
D. Watson c) Factors influencing GP attachmentand implications for health service usage
M. Wiley, d) Activity in acute hospitals in Ireland, Final report submitted toA. Clifton, 1990 Department of Health, JuneP. Devereux 1994.
M. M. Wiley, e) Study of the implementation andA. Leahy, evaluation of computer-based surgicalD. Bouchier- audit in selected Irish hospitalsHayes
f) Hospital In-Patient Enquiry (HIPE)
Report completed.
M.M. Wiley,A. Clifton,D. Murphy,J. Bourke,C. Mitchell,N. Wall,M. Glynn
Continuous
Firstdraff report: April1997.
Preparation for publication.
Project completed.
Publication.
Publication by RoyalCollege of Surgeons.
Continuous
T. Callan,B. Nolan,B.J. Whelan,C.T. Whelan,J. Williams
European Community household panelin Ireland.
Wave 2 dataset sent toEurostat, June 1996.
Fieldwork on Wave 3.
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T. Fahey
B. Nolan,C.T. Whelan
D. Watson,B.J. Whelan
The family, the elderly and state policyin Ireland - a review.
Employment precarity, unemploymentand social exclusion
Survey of victims of crime
Interim report submitted toOireachtas Committee:September 1996.
Report on existing Irishresearch & data sources sent toco-ordinators, May 1996.
Data set and basic reportdelivered to Garda ResearchUnit.
Completion of study: December1996.
Analysis of Irish trendsover time: January 1997.
Project completed.
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CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE
APPENDIX D
CORPORATE MEMBERS
ABBOTr LABORATORIES IRELAND LTD., 70 Broomhill Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24ABILITY EDUCATION CENTRE, Carriage Road, Navan, Co MeathABN AMRO Bank N.V., 1211122 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2ACC PLC., Upper Hatch Street, Dublin 2ACCO-REXEL LTD., Phoenix Industrial Estate, Castleknock, Dublin 15ACCOUNTANCY & BUSINESS COLLEGE, Little Longford Street, Dublin 2AER RIANTA, Head Office, Dublin Airport, Co. DublinAIB GROUP PLC, Bankcentre, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4AKZO NOBEL DECORATIVE COATINGS LIMITED, Malahide Road, Dublin 17AIB INVESTMENT MANAGERS LTD, AIB Investment House, Percy Place, Dublin 4AMDAHL IRELAND LTD., Swords, Co. DublinANSBACHER & COMPANY LIMITED, 18 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2ARDAGH MANAGEMENT LIMITED, South Bank Road, Dublin 4ARDEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL, Ardee, Co. LouthARDSCOIL PHADRAIG, Granard, Co. LongfordARNOTrS DUBLIN PLC, P. O. Box 406, 12 Henry Street, Dublin 1ARTHUR ANDERSEN & COMPANY, Andersen House, I-Iarbourmaster Place, Dublin 1ASSOCIATION OF HIGHER CIVIL SERVANTS, 4 Warners Lane, Dartmouth Road, Dublin 6ASSOCIATION OF SECONDARY TEACHERS, IRELAND, ASTI House, Winetavern Street, Dublin 8ATHLONE REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, The Library, Dublin Road, Athlone, Co. Westmeath
BALLINCOLLIG COMMUNITY SCHOOL, Innishmore, Ballincollig, Co. CorkBALLYFERMOT SENIOR COLLEGE, Ballyfermot Road, Dublin 10BANK OF IRELAND, Head Office, Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS (Dublin Branch) LTD., 111 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2BARRY’S TEA LIMITED, Kinsale Road, CorkBAYER (IRELAND) LTD., Industrial Estate, Kill 0’ The Grange, Dun Laoghaire, Co DublinBECTON DICKINSON & CO. LTD., Pottery Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. DublinBISHOPSTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL, Bishopstown, Co. CorkBITECH ENGINEERING, Dunleer, Co LouthBLOXHAM STOCKBROKERS, 11 Fleet Street, Dublin 2BOC GASES IRELAND LIMITED, P. O. Box 201, Bluebell, Dublin 12BOOTS HEALTHCARE LIMITED, Parkview House, Beech Hill Office Campus, Clonskeagh, Dublin 4AN BORD ALTRANAIS, 31/32 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2AN BORD BIA (IRISH FOOD BOARD), Elm House, Clanwilliam Court, Lower Mount St, Dublin 2BORD FAILTE, Baggot Street Bridge, Dublin 2BORD GAIS EIREANN, P.O. Box 51, Inchera, Little Island, CorkBORD IASCAIGH MHARA, P.O. Box 12, Crofton Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. DublinBORD NA MONA, Main Street, Newbridge, Co. KildareAN BORD TRACHTALA, Merrion Hall, Strand Road, Sandymount, Dublin 4THE BORDEN COMPANY LIMITED, West End, Mallow, Co. Cork
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BRAY V.E.C., V.E.C. Administrative Offices, Unit 1, Market Court, Bray, Co WicklowBRAZILIAN EMBASSY, Europa House, Harcourt Centre, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2BRIGIDINE PROVINCIALATE, Castletown Road, Mountrath, Co. LaoisBRITISH EMBASSY, 31/33 Merrion Road, Dublin 4THE BRITISH LIBRARY, Serials Acquisitions, Document Supply Centre, Boston Spa, Wetherby, West
Yorkshire LS23 7BQBRUCE-SHAW PARTNERSHIP, 28 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2BURMAH/CASTROL (IRELAND) LTD., Alexandra Road, Dublin 1BWG FOODS LIMITED, P. O. Box 1470, Greenhills Road, Walkinstown, Dublin 12
CADBURY IRELAND PLC, Coolock, Dublin 5CALOR TEORANTA, Long Mile Road, Dublin 12CARLOW REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Kilkenny Road, CarlowP.J. CARROLL & COMPANY LTD., Burton Hall Park, Sandyford, Dublin 18CAVAN COUNTY COUNCIL, Courthouse, Cavan, Co CavanCAVAN COUNTY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE, Keadue, CavanCAVAN VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, Cullies, CavanCENTRAL BANK OF IRELAND, P. O. Box 559, Dame Street, Dublin 2CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE, Ardee Road, Rathmines, Dublin 6CENTRE FOR CO-OP. STUDIES, University College, CorkCENTRE FOR IRISH STUDIES, Catholic University of America, Washington D.C. 20064, U.S.A.CERT LIMITED, CERT House, Amiens Street, Dublin 1CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE OF IRELAND, 22 Merrion Square, Dublin 2CHASE MANHATTAN BANK (IRELAND) PLC, La Touche House, International Financial Services
Centre, Dublin 1CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE, Monkstown Park, Dun Laoghaire, Co. DublinCIE, Group Business Planning, Heuston Station, Dublin 8CIRCA GROUP EUROPE LTD, 62 Kenilworth Square, Dublin 6CITIBANK, N.A., 71 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2CITY OF GALWAY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE, Island House, Cathedral Square,
GalwayCIVIL AND PUBLIC SERVICE UNION, 72 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2CLANCOURT MANAGEMENT LTD., 12 Merrion Square, Dublin 2CLANWILLIAM CONSULTING LTD, 16 Herbert Street, Dublin 2CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL, The Courthouse, Ennis, Co. ClareH.E. CLISSMAN, 44 Dartmouth Square, Dublin 6COCA-COLA ATLANTIC, Industrial Estate, Drogheda, Co. LouthCOILLTE TEORANTA, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2COLAISTE CHIARAIN, Celbridge Road, Leixlip, Co. KildareCOLLEGE OF ART, COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY (CoACT), Moylish Park, LimerickCOLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Rathmines Road, Dublin 6COLLINSTOWN PARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Rowlagh, Clondalkin, Dublin 22COMBAT POVERTY AGENCY, Bridgewater Centre, Conyngham Road, Islandbridge, Dublin 8COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Brussels, BelgiumCOMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, 39 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS’ UNION, 575 North Circular Road, Dublin 7CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY FEDERATION, Federation House, Canal Road, Dublin 6CO-OPERATION NORTH, 7 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JGCORAL LEISURE (IRELAND) LIMITED, 25A Bridge Street, Ringsend, Dublin 4CORK CITY LIBRARY, Grand Parade, CorkCORK CITY V.E.C., Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place, CorkCORK CO-OPERATIVE MARTS LTD., P. O. Box 661, Wilton, CorkCORK CORPORATION, City Hall, CorkCORK COUNTY COUNCIL, County Hall, CorkCORK COUNTY LIBRARY, Farranlea Road, CorkCORK COUNTY V.E.C., County Hall, CorkCORK REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Rossa Avenue, Bishopstown, Cork
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CORNHILL INSURANCE PLC, Russell Court, St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL WELFARE, 169 Booterstowu Avenue, Blackrock, Co. DublinCOUNTY & CITY MANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION, Olaf House, 33-37 Ushers Quay, Dublin 8CRAFTS COUNCIL OF IRELAND, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, South William Street, Dublin 2CRAIG GARDNER & CO., Chartered Accountants, Gardner House, Wilton Place, Dublin 2CRH PLC, Belgard Castle, Belgard Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22CURTIN DORGAN ASSOCIATES, 17 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2
DDFH&B, 3 Christchurch Square, Dublin 8DELOITTE & TOUCHE, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL CORPORATION LIMITED, DCC House, Brewery Rd, Stillorgan, Co. DublinDHL INTERNATIONAL (I) LIMITED, Cargo Terminal 2, Dublin Airport, Co DublinDISABILITY FEDERATION OF IRELAND, 2 Sandyford Office Park, Dublin 18DOUGLAS COMMUNITY SCHOOL, Clermont Avenue, Douglas, CorkDRESDNER INTERNATIONAL FINANCE PLC, La Touche House, International Financial Services
Centre, Dublin 1DROGHEDA V.E.C., King Street, Drogheda, Co. LouthDUBLIN CITY V.E.C., Town Hall, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4DUBLIN CORPORATION, City Hall, Dublin 2DUBLIN COUNTY V.E.C., Main Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24DUBLIN INNER CITY PARTNERSHIP, Equity House, 16/17 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin 7DUBLIN PORT & DOCKS BOARD, Port Centre, Alexandra Road, Dublin 1DUN & BRADSTREET INTERNATIONAL, Holbrook House, Holies Street, Dublin 2DUNDALK REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, College Library, Dundalk, Co. LouthDUN LAOGHAIRE SENIOR COLLEGE, Eblana Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
EAGLE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY (IRELAND) LTD., Eagle Star House, Ballsbridge Park, Dublin 4EASON & SON LTD., P. O. Box 42, 80 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1EASTERN HEALTH BOARD, P. O. Box 41A, 1 James’s Street, Dublin 8EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF, Marlborough Street, Dublin 1EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRE, St Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, Dublin 9ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BOARD, 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2ELGA WATER TREATMENT LIMITED, 127 B aldoyle Industrial Estate, Baldoyle, Dublin 13ELIDA LEVER IRELAND LIMITED, Belgard Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24ELI LILLY S.A., Dunderrow, Kinsale, Co. CorkEMI RECORDS, 1 Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4ENVIRONMENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE, Custom House, Dublin 1L.M. ERICSSON LIMITED, Beechill, Clonskeagh, Dublin 4ERNST & YOUNG, Ernst & Young Building, Harcourt Centre, Dublin 2ESSO IRELAND LTD., Stillorgan, Co. DublinEUROPEAN PARLIAMENT OFFICE, Jean Monet Centre, 43 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
FAS - Training and Employment Authority, 27/33 Upper Baggot St., Dublin 4FAS, Programme Development, 27/33 Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 4F~,S, Training Centre, Garrycastle, Athlone, Co. WestmeathFIANNA FAIL, Fifth Floor, Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF, Government Buildings, Upper Merrion Street, Dublin 2FINANCE & PERSONNEL, DEPARTMENT OF, Policy Planning and Research Unit, Parliament
Buildings, Stormont, Belfast BT4 3SW, Northern IrelandFINE GAEL PARTY, 51 Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2FINGAL COUNTY COUNCIL, 46/49 Upper O’Connell Street, Dublin 1FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY, Skehan House, Booterstown, Co. DublinFMC INTERNATIONAL, Wallingstown, Little Island, CorkFONDAZIONE REGIONALE, Viale Tunisia 2, 20124 Milan, ItalyFORBAIRT, Ballymun Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9HENRY FORD & SON LTD., Elm Court, Boreen Manna Rd, CorkFORFAS, Wilton Park House, Wilton Place, Dublin 2
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF, 80 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2FOSROC EXPAND1TE (IRELAND) LIMITED, Unit 45, John F. Kennedy Avenue, Bluebell, Dublin 12FRIENDS PROVIDENT, Irish Managed Funds, 29-30 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2FUJI PHOTO FILM (IRELAND) LTD., 78 Lagan Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11FYFFES GROUP IRELAND LIMITED, 1 Beresford Street, Dublin 7
GAEL-LINN, 26 Cearnog Mhuirfean, Baile Atha Cliath 2GALLAHER (DUBLIN) LTD., Virginia House, Greenhills Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24GALWAY CORPORATION, City Hall, College Road, GalwayGALWAY COUNTY COUNCIL, County Buildings, Prospect Hill, GalwayGALWAY COUNTY LIBRARIES, Island House, Cathedral Square, Galway CityGALWAY R.T.C., Dublin Road, GalwayGANDON SECURITIES LTD., Andersen House, 1 Harbourmaster Place, IFSC, Dublin 1GARDA SIOCHANA COLLEGE, The Library, Templemore, Co. TipperaryGARDA SIOCHANA COMPLAINTS BOARD, Irish Life Centre, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1GENERAL COUNCIL OF COUNTY COUNCILS, Unit 3, Greenmount House, Greenmount Office Park,
Harold’s Cross Road, Dublin 6WGERMAN-IRISH CHAMBER OF INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE, 46 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 6GILL AND MACMILLAN, Goldenbridge, Inchicore, Dublin 8GLAXO WELLCOME LIMITED, P. O. Box No. 700, Grange Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16GONZAGA COLLEGE, Sandford Road, Dublin 6GOWAN DISTRIBUTORS LTD., Gowan House, Naas Road, Dublin 12GREENCORE PLC., St. Stephen’s Green House, Dublin 2GUINNESS IRELAND LTD., St James’s Gate, Dublin 8
HAMILTON OSBORNE KING, 32 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2HEALTH & SAFETY AUTHORITY, 10 Hogan’s Place, Dublin 2HENDERSON (IRELAND) LIMITED, Westlink Industrial Estate, Kylemore Road, Dublin 10HENLEY CENTRE IRELAND, 28 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2HERON SUZUKI (IRELAND) LTD, 57 Broomhill Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24HEWLETr PACKARD (IRELAND) LTD., Stradbrook Road, Blackrock, Co DublinHGW PAINTS LTD., P. O. Box 45, Shandon Works, Commons Road, CorkHIGHER EDUCATION AUTHORITY, 21 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2HOECHST IRELAND LIMITED, Cookstown, Tallaght, Dublin 24HOLY FAMILY COMMUNITY SCHOOL, Rathcoole, Co. DublinHOOKE & MACDONALD, 52 Merrion Square, Dublin 2
IBCA SOVEREIGN RATINGS LTD., Eldon House, 2 Eldon Street, London EC2M 7LSIBEC, Baggot Bridge House, 84/86 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2ICC BANK PLC, 72-74 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2ICMSA, John Feely House, 15 Upper Mallow Street, LimerickIMPACT, Nerney’s Court, Off Temple Street, Dublin 1INCHICORE V.E.C., Emmet Road, Dublin 8INDECON (IRELAND), Indecon House, 24 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS PLC, Group Headquarters, 1/2 Upper Hatch Street, Dublin 2INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, 59-61 Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4INTO, 35 Parnell Square, Dublin 1IRISH BISCUITS LIMITED, Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24IRISH CONGRESS OF TRADE UNIONS, 19 Raglan Road, Dublin 4IRISH CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY LTD., Plunkett House, 84 Merrion Square, Dublin 2IRISH EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION, Holbrook House, Holles Street, Dublin 2IRISH FARMERS JOURNAL, Irish Farm Centre, Bluebell, Dublin 12IRISH FERTILIZER INDUSTRIES, Warrington Place, Dublin 2IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXPLOSIVES LTD., 87/89 Waterloo Road, Dublin 4IRISH LEAGUE OF CREDIT UNIONS, Castleside Drive, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE PLC, Irish Life Centre, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1IRISH MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE, Sandyford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14
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IRISH MARKETING SURVEYS GROUP LTD., 20-21 Upper Pembroke Street, Dublin 2IRISH MEDICAL ORGANISATION, 10 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2IRISH NATIONAL ORGANISATION OF THE UNEMPLOYED, 6 Gardiner Row, Dublin 1IRISH NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION LTD., Warrington Hse, Mount Street Crescent,
Dublin 2IRISH NURSES ORGANISATION, 11 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2IRISH PENSIONS TRUST LTD., Hill Samuel House, 25-28 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2IRISH SHELL, Shell House, Beech Hill, Clonskeagh, Dublin 4THE IRISH TIMES LTD., 11-15 D’Olier Street, Dublin 2IRISH VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 99 Marlborough Road, Dublin 4
JETRO (Japan External Trade Organisation), Statoil House, 1 Setanta Place, Dublin 2JOHNSON & JOHNSON (IRELAND) LIMITED, Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24JONES LANG WOOTTON, 10/11 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF, 72/76 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
KELLOGGS IRELAND LIMITED, Unit 4, Airways Industrial Estate, Clonshaugh, Dublin 17KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL, Rathass, Tralee, Co. KerryKERRY COUNTY LIBRARY, Moyderwell, Tralee, Co KerryKERRY COUNTY V.E.C., 24 Denny Street, Tralee, Co. KerryKILCORAN FINANCIAL SERVICES, 28 North Main Street, Youghal, Co CorkKILDARE COUNTY COUNCIL, St. Mary’s, Naas, Co. KildareKILDARE COUNTY V.E.C, Limerick Road, Naas, Co. KildareKILKENNY COUNTY COUNCIL, John’s Green, KilkennyKILKENNY COUNTY V.E.C., Cashel House, Kells Road, KilkennyKILLEEN INVESTMENTS IRELAND LIMITED, Lexus House, Killeen Road, Dublin 12KPMG, i Stokes Place, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2II
LABOUR COURT, Tom Johnson House, Haddington Road, Dublin 4LAOIS COUNTY COUNCIL, The Courthouse, Portlaoise, Co. LaoisLAOIS COUNTY V.E.C., Ridge Road, Portlaoise, Co. LaoisLAOIS TEACHERS CENTRE, Bridge Street, Portlaoise, Co LaoisLEITRIM COUNTY COUNCIL, Courthouse, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. LeitrimLETI’ERKENNY REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Letterkenny, Co DonegalLIMERICK COUNTY COUNCIL, County Buildings, 80/83 O’Connell Street, LimerickLIMERICK COUNTY V.E.C., 58 O’Connell Street, LimerickLIMERICK SENIOR COLLEGE, Mulgrave Street, LimerickLISNEY, 24 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2LOCAL GOVERNMENT STAFF NEGOTIATIONS BOARD, 35/37 Usher’s Quay, Dublin 8LOCTITE (IRELAND) LTD., Whitestown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24LONGFORD COUNTY COUNCIL, County Council Offices, Dublin Road, LongfordLONGFORD COUNTY V.E.C., Vocational School, Battery Road, LongfordLORETO EDUCATION OFFICE, Loreto Lodge, Foxrock, Dublin 18LSB COLLEGE, Balfe House, Balfe Street, Dublin 2
McCANN-ERICKSON DUBLIN, 65-68 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2McCANN FITZGERALD, 2 Harbourmaster Place, Custom House Docks, Dublin 1McCONNELLS ADVERTISING LIMITED, McConnell House, Charlemont Place, Dublin 2McHUGH CONSULTANTS, 16 Herbert Place, Dublin 2J. & A. MclNERNEY, Huntstown House, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15KIERAN McKEOWN LIMITED, Economic & Social Research Consultants, 16 Hollybank Road,
Drumcondra, Dublin 9M/A-COM EUROTEC OPERATIONS, Youngline Centre, Pouladuff Road, CorkMAGUIRE AND PATERSON LIMITED, Hammond Lane, Dublin 7MARATHON PETROLEUM IRELAND LTD., Mahon Industrial Estate, Blackrock, CorkMARINE, DEPARTMENT OF, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2MARINO INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION, Griffith Avenue, Dublin 9
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Belfast BT7 1NJ.
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