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approaches to unaccompanied minors following status determination in ireland. samantha arnold and sarah groarke presenting their new report at the emn ireland conference looking to the future for unaccompanied minors. job stress and working conditions: ireland in comparative perspective. esri researchers éamonn fahey, helen russell, bertrand maître and dorothy watson launched a new report on job stress in ireland on 27 desmond omahony, daráine murphy, katherine zappone, minister for children and youth affairs, eoin mcnamara, emer smyth, aisling murray and dorothy watson launch the latest research from the growing up in ireland study on 8 november 2018. david stanton, td, minister of state for equality, immigration and integration (centre) pictured with (left to right) frances mcginnity, philip oconnell, éamonn fahey, samantha arnold and emma quinn at the launch of a new report on 7 november 2018. select research area...behavioural economicschildren and young peoplecommunications and transporteducationenergy and environmenthealth and quality of lifeinternationalisation and competitivenesslabour markets and skillsmacroeconomicsmigration, integration and demographysocial inclusion and equalitytaxation, welfare and pensions the economic and social research institute works towards a national vision of 'informed policy for a better ireland'. we produce high-quality an*lysis to provide robust evidence for policymaking, with the goals of research excellence and policy impact. the tax and benefit changes announced in budget 2019 will, on average, reduce households’ disposable income by 0.7% compared to…   older people whose homes had extensive sea views had a significantly lower risk of depression, according to esri research, which…  . the financial crisis and the changing profile of mortgage arrears in ireland. in this research note we provide an examination of the socio-economic characteristics of borrowers in mortgage arrears in ireland. more…