The Indo: Think I Know The Choice I’d Make..
Posted in Ireland on May 9th, 2013 No Comments »
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Alan Ahearne, Central Bank of Ireland & NUIG, writing in 2006 that Ireland’s property bubble was caused by condoms.
Posted in Banks, Irish Capitalism, Irish Economy, Irish social history, Irish History, Irish Labour History on May 3rd, 2013 No Comments »
Slides from presentation given at the summer school.
Who Benefits From Austerity? Mechanics Institute Limerick, May 2013 from conormccabe
Posted in Irish Labour History on Apr 30th, 2013 No Comments »
Thanks to Mick Healy for the link.
This is the story of veteran Republican Liam Sutcliffe who joined the IRA in 1954. Within a few months he was an IRA agent in Gough barracks Armagh during `operation Harvest’. Sutcliffe later left the IRA and operated with the breakaway Joe Christle group during the 1950s Border campaign.
In […]
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Michael Roberts, Marxist economist has an interesting post on Keynesian economics and where it has got to of late. Like many I am still trying to piece these things together, but there is something in it that I find hard to reconcile. There is a very fast way to disparage the view of some one […]
Posted in Irish Labour History on Mar 23rd, 2013 2 Comments »
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Posted in Ireland on Mar 11th, 2013 No Comments »
The new issue of LookLeft magazine, Ireland’s leading progressive media outlet available in newsagents country wide, includes articles on emigration and how it has benefited conservative forces in the Republic and an in-depth look at the events and impact of the 1913 Lockout.
In an article investigating the impact of emigration on the Republic, British and […]
Posted in Economy, Banks, Ireland on Mar 10th, 2013 1 Comment »
Slides for Tuesday’s workshop.
Economics As If People Really Mattered - Week Four - Galway from conormccabe
Posted in Ireland on Feb 28th, 2013 No Comments »