Progress Ireland
Progress Ireland, Fergus McCullough, Incautious Optimism, Seán Keyes, Sam Enright, Seán O'Neill McPartlin, Sean O Neill Mcpartlin, Sarah ScalesInternational policy ideas for Ireland.
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Cabinet should approve Metrolink’s AG2 next week
This day week the cabinet will decide on whether or not to allow Metrolink to proceed to its final stage before pulling the trigger. Next week’s step is called Approval Gate 2 (AG2).
AG2 is the second of three formal decision gates. At AG2...
Monthly meetup at Doheny & Nesbitt's
We’ll be hosting our monthly meetup on Wednesday 26th August from 5.30pm-7.30pm. It’s a chance to talk policy, chat with the Progress Ireland team, and hopefully make some new friends.
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An obscure government calculation throttles housing
TL;DR: Irish project appraisal normally excludes land use benefits from headline benefit–cost ratios. In a fast-growing country like Ireland, that biases investment against transformative public transport projects. Ireland should model thes...
Why Ireland pays more for wind energy
When it comes to electricity, Germany and Ireland share a lot of the same woes.
We both rely on fossil fuels for much of our power (52 per cent of Ireland’s electricity comes from fossil fuels, 41 per cent of Germany’s). We’ve both had pai...
Against joined-up thinking
Spare a thought for the Department of Public Expenditure civil servant on a bank holiday Monday morning, who, skimming the news stand, would have spotted The Irish Times‘ cover story:
The story was about the Department of Public Expenditur...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Ideas to unlock Ireland's potential.
Co-founder Progress Ireland, and managing editor of the Fitzwilliam
Hard tech without the bytes: A technical blog for curious creatures.
Executive Director, Progress Ireland
Thinking in public about Ireland, philosophy, economics, and my assorted interests.
Housing policy at Progress Ireland
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