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This paper examines the trade exposures of sectors of the Irish economy and other European Union (EU) Member States to the United Kingdom (UK) in light of the UK’s decision to exit the EU. This is done by applying sectoral … Continue reading →

This paper provides a high-level discussion of the current state of primary care services in Ireland.  The three distinct service areas falling under primary care are described and the regional funding and delivery structure outlined.  Expenditure trends from 2011 to … Continue reading →

The Infrastructure Capacity and Demand Analysis draws on available data and information to provide a detailed overview of the extent and quality of public infrastructure in key sectors (including transport, health, education, water, energy, broadband, housing and flood defences) and … Continue reading →

The 2017 Spending Review is the first in a series of rolling, selective reviews, which will cover the totality of Government spending over a three year period to 2019. The results of the first year of this new approach are … Continue reading →