INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC BOOKS IN ADMINISTRATION PRINT 2019 IRELAND − A DIRECTORY 2019

Ireland − A Directory is an inclusive and extensive directory. It is widely regarded as Ireland's most comprehensive database with details on approximately 9,000 organisations, covering both the private sector and the public sector. Its information ranges over a wide number of areas including local authorities, government departments, voluntary agencies, professional organisations, merchant banks, advertising agencies, third-level institutions, independent radio stations, religious denominations and EU institutions. Ireland − A Directory is a superb point of reference for anyone involved in business, the public sector or the media, who needs to know and keep abreast of what is happening in our economic and political system and who to contact. Ireland − A Directory is a must-have in business circles, because it brings everything you need together in one place. Ireland − A Directory also includes statistics on various topics including Ireland's population, labour, trade, public finances, social welfare, justice, health and education. There are also wide-ranging sections giving general information on Ireland and an international information section. The Directory contains the name, description and full contact details of each listed organisation, along with the names of key personnel from board to middle management level. The Directory contains a wealth of valuable statistical information and research material designed for both the casual and professional user. The Directory’s Diary is designed in a week-to-view, flexible and non-time-restrained format with lined entries for each day. Daily events are listed from the world of business, culture and sport.

1 LATEST PUBLICATIONS

Irish Parliamentarians Deputies and Senators 1918-2018 Anthony White 2018, 600p, ISBN 978-1-910393-25-3 (hbk) Price: €60.00

The Republic of Ireland (formerly the Irish Free State), born in revolution and baptised in civil war, is one of the few states established in the aftermath of the 1914–18 European war to have survived as parliamentary democracies throughout the succeeding century. Irish Parliamentarians is a directory of the 1,780 men and women who have been deputies (TDs) or senators in the parliament of the Irish state since the first meeting of Dáil Éireann in January 1919. It profiles the founders of modern Irish democracy and their successors, with details of their families, education, and careers inside and outside politics. In these pages we find, for example, Constance Markievicz, Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera, W.T. Cosgrave, Seán Lemass, Jack Lynch, Liam Cosgrave, Charles J. Haughey, Garret FitzGerald and Mary Robinson, along with a host of major and minor figures who contributed to Irish life and the evolution of the modern Irish state. Emerging from a society with virtually no industrial structure, the early parliamentarians were mostly minor public servants, farmers, teachers, journalists and merchants, along with lawyers, medical doctors and other professionals. Their profile widened in later years, reflecting changes in Irish society and the economy, most notably in the increasing number of women elected in recent decades. 1,302 have been deputies and 478 senators, with 318 TDs also serving terms as senators. Of the total, 189 have been women. Those elected to the Dáil and Seanad have come from over 20 political parties, with a significant number of independents. All are profiled here, in a comprehensive volume that will be an indispensable source for anyone with an interest in the personalities and evolution of Irish democracy.

2 Local Government In the Republic of Ireland

Mark Callanan 2018, 468p, ISBN 978-1-910393-23-9 Price: €40.00

The importance and potential of local government in Ireland is often understated. Local government plays a vital, even if undervalued, role in Ireland’s system of government. Members of the public – the citizens served by local government – often remain unaware of its impact on their daily lives until vital services such as roads are negatively affected by severe weather conditions or a controversial planning decision is made. Local Government in the Republic of Ireland is a valuable resource for those with an interest in knowing more about how our system of local government works, including students, practitioners, and those who regularly interact with local councils. It explains the geographic basis for county council and city council areas; how local councils are elected; and the role of local councillors and the executive/staff in local government. The book provides an overview of the services provided, financing, participation, and accountability in local government. How local government interacts with central government, a range of different public bodies, regional structures, and the European Union is also examined. Ireland’s system is assessed in the context of local government systems internationally. The book also explores more recent developments, such as the introduction of the local property tax, debates over directly elected mayors, metropolitan governance and the role of ‘city regions’, and local government’s new role in economic development and enterprise support. Contents 1. The Role of Local Government 8. Democratic and Accountability Reforms 2. The Evolution and Reform of Local 9. Managerial and Administrative Reforms Government 10. Intergovernmental Relations and 3. Local Government Areas and Territory Multilevel Governance 4. The Local Council and Elected 11. Regionalisation Councillors 12. Europeanisation 5. The Local Executive 13. Comparing Irish Local Government 6. Local Government Functions 14. Localism and Centralism in Ireland and Services 15. The Future of Local Government 7. Local Government Finance

3 Judicial Power in Ireland Carolan, Eoin Ed. 2018, 432p, ISBN 978-1-910393-19-2 €35.00

The third and final publication in the Institute of Public Administration’s series on the core branches of government, this book offers a comprehensive and multi-faceted assessment of judicial power in Ireland. Bringing together leading figures from inside and outside the administration of justice, Judicial Power in Ireland provides a timely insight into the principles, the politics and the people that shape the relationships between the courts and the other branches of government. Opinions have long differed over the power and position of what is – outside legal circles at least – Ireland’s least-studied government institution. Perceptions of the courts often follow the outcome of specific cases. This means the judicial branch has been characterised by some as boldly activist and by others as timidly conservative. This collection of essays goes beyond a review of individual decisions to providing a fully contextualised assessment of how the courts operate. How has judicial power in Ireland been shaped by its history? What are the concepts, principles and interpretative techniques that influence judicial decision- making in practice? How are decisions affected by court structures and procedures? What impact has the development of European courts had on judicial power in Ireland? What are the implications of recent reforms for the role of the Supreme Court? And what will this mean for the power of the judiciary, and for their relationship with the political branches of government in the future? These questions are particularly relevant given the emerging authoritarian or populist threats to judicial independence and the rule of law in Europe and elsewhere; and the unprecedented level of controversy in Ireland in recent years around issues of judicial appointments, discipline, representation, pay and pensions. These events are subjected to detailed analysis in a dedicated section of the book.

Part 1. The Establishment of an Irish Judiciary Part 2. The Judicial Power in Ireland: Principles, Practices and Procedures Part 3. The Future of the Irish Judiciary: Challenges and Changes

4 Envoy Extraordinary: Professor Smiddy of Cork Sagarra, Eda 2018, 200p, ISBN 978-1-910393-22-2 Price: €20.00

Professor Timothy Aloysius Smiddy (1875–1962) – academic, economist, diplomat, public servant and businessman – had a remarkable career spanning six decades in both the public service and the private sphere. This is the story of an eminent son of Cork, whose career was closely interwoven with the early history of the Irish state. Despite his unique role as adviser to Michael Collins, W.T. Cosgrave and Éamon de Valera, and his many achievements, Smiddy has remained an elusive figure in documented Irish history. This exhaustively researched biography sets that right. Having been educated in Ireland, France and Germany, Smiddy started and concluded his working life in the world of commerce. Fifteen years as an academic were followed by over twenty years as a public servant in various roles. He served on several high-profile committees and commissions between 1923 and 1956, some of which he chaired. Following his retirement from the public service at the age of seventy he continued to make a significant contribution, and was a successful chairman of the board of Arklow Pottery. Smiddy provided financial expertise to the Irish delegation to the Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations (1921) and to the Provisional Government of the Irish Free State. He was the first representative of a Dominion of the British Commonwealth of Nations to the United States and Canada, from 1924 to 1929. Unusually for an important figure in the nascent Free State, he had not been involved in the conflicts of 1916–23. As an accomplished linguist with an international outlook, Smiddy helped to steer the Free State away from a narrowly insular mindset. In shedding light on his life and times, this biography also illuminates twentieth-century Irish history. Contents 1. Late Victorian Cork, 1875–1901 2. University College Cork, 1909–22 3. Economic adviser and government agent, 1921–4 4. ‘Travelling salesman for the Free State’: minister plenipotentiary, 1924–9 5. High Commissioner in London, 1929–30 6. ‘In the wilderness?’ The Tariff Commission 1930–3 7. Adviser to de Valera, 1932–45 8. Monetary and banking policy 9. Agriculture 10. ‘Retirement’, 1945–59 5 No Artificial Limits Ireland’s Regional Technical Colleges Thorn, Richard 2018,245p, ISBN 978-1-910393-20-8 Price: €20.00

The late 1950s and 1960s were a pivotal period in Ireland’s economic development. Visionary civil servants and modernising politicians led significant changes in Irish society; nowhere was this more obvious than in education. Free secondary education, free school transport and the development of a non-university, technically oriented higher-education system – the regional technical colleges and the national institutes for higher education – combined to create a new dynamic that furnished a missing rung in Irish education and democratised access to education. The regional technical colleges, and their successors the institutes of technology (excepting Dublin Institute of Technology), conceived primarily as sub-degree institutions, now stand on the threshold of redesignation as technological universities; they are thus internationally unique. This book paints the landscape of political chicanery, conflict and control, policy weakness, institutional ambition and autonomy, and the belief in self-efficacy within which the regional technical colleges developed. The book does not draw a map of dates, numbers, statistics, lists and places. In offering a painting rather than a map, it is hoped the book will appeal to those who have come from, or have been associated with, the regional technical colleges and who are interested in the richness of the story of their colleges. It is hoped also that the book will appeal to those interested in education and policy development. Contents 1. The 1960s: ‘nothing happens out of a blue sky. You approach development through gradualness’ 2. The 1970s: ‘the problem faced by the Government...whether to...develop the existing binary system or to initiate...a fully comprehensive system of higher education’ 3. The 1980s: ‘We stress that each Governing Body should be established in its own right...so that they can perform executive tasks and perform actions in law’ 4. The 1990s: ‘the Committee recommends Regional Institutes of Technology as a new title for the RTCs’ 5. The 2000s: ‘We are particularly impressed by the extent to which the institutes see themselves as different from the universities’ 6. The 2010s: ‘traumatised group of HEIs’ 6 Accountability in Irish Parliamentary Politics MacCarthaigh, Muiris 2005, 368p, 978-1-914541-31-8 €35.00 Advisers or Advocates? The Impact of State Agencies on Social Policy Quinn, Orlaigh 2008, 176p, 978-1-904541-67-7 €25.00 Against All Odds – Family Life on a Low Income in Ireland Daly, Mary and Madeleine Leonard 2002, 250p, 978-1-902448-87-9 €18.00 Alcohol, Drugs and Health Promotion in Modern Ireland Butler, Shane 2002, Reprinted 2008, 260p, 978-1-902448-77-0 €30.00 All Vision but No Change? Determinants of Implementation: The Case of Ireland and Mental Health Policy Johnston, Helen 2014, 144p, 978-1-904541-50-9 €20.00 Autonomy v. Accountability – Managing Government Funding of Voluntary and Community Organisations Boyle, Richard and Michelle Butler 2003, 104p, 978-1-902448-92-3 €12.50 Belongings: Shaping Identity in Modern Ireland Corcoran, Mary P. and Perry Share, (eds) 2008, 288p, 978-1-904541-71-4 €30.00 Best of Times? The Social Impact of the Celtic Tiger Fahey, Tony, Helen Russell, and Christopher T. Whelan (eds) 2007, 328p, 978-1904541-58-5 €25.00 Beyond Educational Disadvantage Downes, Paul and Ann Louise Gilligan (eds) 2007, 536p, 978-1-904541-57-8 €25.00 Building Trade Capacity: Options for Ireland Aid – A Report by the Irish Aid Advisory Committee Working Group on Trade Capacity 2002, 100p, 978-1-902448-80-0 €10.00

7 By Dáil Account: Auditing of Government, Past, Present and Future Mitchell, Gay 2010, 208p, 978-1-904541-90-5 €25.00 Child Protection and Welfare: Innovations and Interventions Buckley, Helen 2002, Reprinted 2003, 336p, 978-1-902448-73-2 €20.00 Civil Service Performance Indicators (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 29) Boyle, Richard 2005, 90p, 978-1-904541-24-0 €8.00 Comparing Public Administrations Boyle, Richard 2007, 24p, 978-1-904541-54-7 €15.00 Competing in an Uncertain World: Institutional Change in the Irish State Lewis, Eddie 2010, 160p, 978-1-904541-86-8 €17.00 Conflict and Consensus: A Study of Values and Attitudes in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland Fahey, Tony, Bernadette C. Hayes and Richard Sinnott 2005, 312p, 978-1-904541-18-9 €40.00 Contemporary Family Policy: A Comparative Review of Ireland, France, Germany, Sweden and the UK Daly, Mary and Sara Clavero 2002, 224p, 978-1-904548-79-4 €10.00 The Corporate Governance of Agencies in Ireland: Non-commercial National Agencies (CPMR Research Report Series) McGauran, Anne-Marie, Koen Verhoest and Peter C.Humphreys 2005, 280p, 978-1-904541-30-1 €20.00 The Corporate Governance of Commercial State-owned Enterprises in Ireland (CPMR Research Report Series) MacCarthaigh, Muiris 2009, 112p, 978-1-904541-80-6 €20.00 The Corporate Governance of Regional and Local Public Service Bodies in Ireland MacCarthaigh, Muiris 2007, 134p, 978-1-904541-59-2 €20.00 8 Cost-Benefit Analysis Readings Mulreany, Michael (ed) 2002, Reprinted 2004, 312p, 978-1-902448-72-5 €35.00 Cottage to Crèche: Family Change in Ireland Kennedy, Finola 2001, Reprinted 2004, 320p, 978-1-902448-58-9 €30.47 County and Town: One Hundred Years of Local Government in Ireland Daly, Mary E. (ed) 2001, 176p, 978-1-902448-56-5 €15.24 Credit Where Credit is Due: The Evolution of Business Banking in Ireland Casey, Frank 2000, 160p, 978-1-902448-41-1 €19.05 Crime and Punishment in Ireland, 1922 to 2003. A Statistical Sourcebook O’Donnell, Ian, Eoin O’Sullivan and Deirdre Healy 2005, 416p, 978-1-904541-29-5 €40.00 Crime, Punishment and the Search for Order in Ireland Kilcommons, Shane, Ian O’Donnell, Eoin O’Sullivan and Barry Vaughan 2004, Reprinted 2010, 360p, 978-1-904541-13-4 €35.00 Criminal Justice in Ireland O’Mahony, Paul (ed) 2002, Reprinted 2007, 840p, 978-1-902448-67-1 €35.00 Cross-Departmental Challenges: A Whole-of-Government Approach for the Twenty-First Century Whelan, Patrick et al. 2003, 160p, 978-1-904541-03-5 €20.00 Cross Departmental Expenditure Reviews: Lessons from the Pilot Exercises Boyle, Richard 2006, 60p, 978-1-904541-46-2 €8.00 Cultural Politics and Irish Education since the 1950s: Policy Paradigms and Power O’Sullivan, Denis 2006, 640p, 978-1-904541-26-4 €45.00 9 Day In, Day Out: Understanding the Dynamics of Child Poverty Layte, Richard, Bertrand Maître, Brian Nolan and Christopher T. Whelan 2006, 190p, 978-1-904541-41-7 €20.00 Deference and the Presumption of Constitutionality Foley, Brian 2008, 448p, 978-1-904541-76-9 €80.00 Democracy and Public Happiness Grace SJ, Edmond 2007, 168p, 978-1-904541-44-8 €20.00 The Distributional Impact of Ireland’s Indirect Tax System Barrett, Alan, and Caeman Wall 2006, 42p, 978-1-904541-38-7 €10.00 Division and Consensus: The Politics of Cross-Border Relations in Ireland, 1925-1969 Kennedy, Michael 2000, 432p, 978-1-902448-30-5 €44.44 Dynamics of Regulation in Ireland: Advocacy, Power and Institutional Interests Nolan, Pat 2008, 178p, 978-1-904541-70-7 €25.00 Economical and Financial Evaluation: Measurement, Meaning and Management Mulreany, Michael (ed) 1999, Reprinted 2005, 2015, 382p, 978-1-902448-21-3 €35.00 Economic Development 50 Years on 1958-2008 Mulreany, Michael (ed) 2009, 262p, 978-1-904541-81-3 €28.00 Education for Citizenship and Diversity in Irish Contexts Jeffers, Gerry and Una O’Connor (eds) 2008, 232p, 978-1-904541-77-6 €26.00 Effective Consultation with the External Customer Humphreys, Peter C. 2002, 152p, 978-1-902448-81-7 €8.00 10 E-Government and the Decentralisation of Service Delivery O’Riordan, Joanna, Virpi Timonen, Orla O’Donnell and Peter C. Humphreys (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 25), 2003, 144p, 978-1-902448-94-7 €8.00 E-Government and Organisation Development (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 28) O’Donnell, Orla and Richard Boyle 2004, 140p, 978-1-904541-11-0 €8.00 Emergency Planning in Ireland O’Riordan, Patrick A. 1992, 96p, 978-1-872002-56-9 €12.63 Emerging Voices: Women in Contemporary Irish Society O’Connor, Pat 1998, Reprinted 1999, 320p, 978-1-872002-74-3 €24.06 Environmental Debates and the Public in Ireland Kelly, Mary 2007, 256p, 978-1904541-55-4 €25.00 Environmentalism in Ireland: Movement and Activists Tovey, Hilary 2007, 216p, 978-1-904541-56-1 €25.00 Envoy Extraordinary: Professor Smiddy of Cork Sagarra, Eda 2018, 200p, 978-1-910393-22-2 €20.00 Evaluating Public Expenditure Programmes Boyle, Richard (CPMR Discussion Paper Series, No. 1) 1997, 56p, 978-1-872002-09-5 €6.35 The First Department: A History of the Department of Agriculture Daly, Mary E. 2002, 688p, 978-1-902448-44-2 €35.00

11 Foundations of an Ever Closer Union: An Irish Perspective on Fifty Years Since the Treaty of Rome Callanan, Mark (ed) 2008, 303p, 978-1-904541-66-0 €30.00 Governance and Policy in Ireland – Essays in Honour of Miriam Hederman O’Brien de Buitléir, Donal and Frances Ruane (eds) 2003, 192p, 978-1-902448-97-8 €30.00 hbk Governing Ireland: From Cabinet Government to Delegated Governance O’Malley, Eoin and Muiris MacCarthaigh (eds) 2012, 312p, 978-1-904541-97-4 €25.00 Government in Modern Ireland MacCarthaigh, Muiris 2009, 240p, 978-1-904541-72-1 €20.00 The Houses of the Oireachtas: Parliament in Ireland MacCarthaigh, Muiris and Maurice Manning (eds) 2010, 520p, 978-1-904541-93-6 hbk, 978-1-904541-91-2 pbk €45.00 hbk, €35.00 pbk Housing Contemporary Ireland: Policy, Society and Shelter Norris, Michelle and Declan Redmond (eds) 2006, 456p, 978-1-904541-34-9 €38.00 Housing, Poverty and Wealth in Ireland Fahey, Tony, Brian Nolan, and Bertrand Maître 2004, 126p, 978-1-904541-07-3 €8.00 Human Resource Management in Ireland Gunnigle, Patrick, Noreen Heraty, Michael J. Morley 2017, 408p, 978-1-910393-17-8 €39.00 Improving Public Service Delivery (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 7) Humphreys, Peter C. 1998, 96p, 978-1-902448-00-8 €6.35 An Inconvenient Wait: Ireland’s Quest for Membership of the EEC 1957-73 Geary, Michael J. 2009, 256p, 978-1-904541-83-7 €25.00

12 In Public Service: A History of the Public Service Executive Union 1890–1990 Sweeney, Garry 1990, 304p, 978-1-872002-70-5 €12.63 Innovation in the Irish Public Sector (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 37) O’Donnell, Orla 2007, 125p, 978-1-904541-52-3 €8.00 International Affairs at Home: The Story of the Irish Institute of International Affairs McCarthy, Mick 2006, 270p, 978-1-904541-45-5 €35.00 An Introduction to Irish Planning Law (2nd edition) Grist, Dr Berna 2013, 224p, 978-1-904541-16-5 €30.00 An Investigation of the Measurement of Poverty in Ireland Menton, Colin 2008, 192p, 978-1-904541-61-5 €25.00 Investing in People: Higher Education in Ireland from 1960 to 2000 White, Tony 2001, 336p, 978-1-902448-55-8 €30.47 Ireland 2022 – Towards One Hundred Years of Self-Government Callanan, Mark (ed) 2008, 360p, 978-1-904541-62-2 pbk, 978-1-904541-64-6 hbk €35.00 pbk, €45.00 hbk Ireland at the United Nations: Memories of the Early Years Dorr, Noel 2010, 264p, 978-1-904541-87-5 €25.00 Ireland in International Affairs: Interests, Institutions and Identities Tonra, Ben and Éilís Ward (eds) 2002, 228p, 978-1-902448-76-6 €35.00 hbk Ireland of the Illusions: A Sociological Chronicle 2007-2008 Share, Perry and Mary P. Corcoran (eds) 2010, 312p, 978-1-904541-88-2 €29.00 13 Ireland Unbound: A Turn of the Century Chronicle Corcoran, Mary P. and Michel Peillon (eds) 2002, 277p, 978-1-902448-69-5 €28.00 Irish Agriculture Nationalised Ó Fathartaigh, Mícheál 2015, 378p, 978-1-910393-02-4 €24.95 Irish Higher Education: A Comparative Perspective Clancy, Patrick 2015, 368p, 978-1-910393-04-08 €28.00 Irish Parliamentarians: Deputies and Senators 1918-2018 White, Anthony 2018, 600p, 978-1-910393-25-3 (hbk) €60.00 Irish Regional Policy: In Search of Coherence Moylan, Kieran 2011, 182p, 978-1-904541-94-3 €20.00 Irish Social Expenditure in a Comparative International Context Timonen, Virpi 2003, 80p, 978-1-904541-01-1 €8.00 Irish Social Services – 5th Edition Curry, John 2011, 309p, 978-1-904541-95-0 €20.00 Irish Society: Sociological Perspectives Clancy, Patrick, Sheelagh Drudy, Kathleen Lynch and Liam O’Dowd 1995, 736p, 978-1-872002-87-0 €22.84 Judicial Power in Ireland Carolan, Eoin, Ed. 2018, 432p, 978-1-910393-19-2 €35.00 Local Government in Northern Ireland Birrell, Derek and Amanda Hayes 1999, 176p, 978-1-902448-25-1 €12.70

14 Local Government In the Republic of Ireland Callanan, Mark 2018, 468p, 978-1-910393-23-9 €40.00 Lord of the Files – Working for the Government: An Anthology Mulreany, Michael and Denis O’Brien (eds) 2011, 648p, 978-1-904541-98-1 €35.00 Managing Workplace Conflict: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Ireland Teague, Paul, William K. Roche, Tom Gormley, Denise Currie 2015, 336p, 978-1-910393-07-9 €25.00 Mapping Poverty: National, Regional and County Patterns Watson, Dorothy, Christopher T. Whelan, James Williams and Sylvia Blackwell 2005, 232p, 978-1-904541-25-7 €20.00 Measuring Public Sector Productivity: Lessons from International Experience (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 35) Boyle, Richard 2006, 60p, 978-1-904541-49-3 €8.00 Media and the Marketplace: Ethical Perspectives Cassidy, Eoin G. and Andrew G. McGrady (eds) 2001, 256p, 978-1-902448-52-7 €21.59 Memories of the Present: A Sociological Chronicle of Ireland, 1997–1998 Peillon, Michel and Eamon Slater (eds) 2000, 280p, 978-1-902448-29-9 €24.13 National Teachers’ Salaries and Pensions 1831-2000 – A Historical Chronology and Review of the Role of the INTO Moroney, Michael 2007, 407p, 978-1-904541-42-4 €35.00 A New Partnership in Education: From Consultation to Legislation in the Nineties Walshe, John 1999, 240p, 978-1-902448-10-7 €21.59

15 No Artificial Limits: Ireland’s Regional Technical Colleges Thorn, Richard 2018, 245p, 978-1-910393-20-8 €20.00 No Coward Soul: A Biography of Thekla Beere Bryson, Anna 2009, 232p, 978-1-904541-79-0 €20.00 The Ogham Stone: An Anthology of Contemporary Ireland Dawe, Gerard and Michael Mulreany (eds) 2001, 240p, 978-1-902448-59-6 €12.70 Performance Verification and Public Service Pay (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 32) Boyle, Richard 2006, 60p, 978-1-904541-37-0 €8.00 Philip Monahan: A Man Apart. The Life and Times of Ireland’s First Local Authority Manager Quinlivan, Aodh 2006, 288p, 978-1-904541-35-6 €30.00 Place and Non-Place: The Reconfiguration of Ireland Peillon, Michel and Mary P. Corcoran (eds) 2004, 238p, 978-1-9045406-2 €28.00 Politics in a Changing Ireland 1960-2007: A Tribute to Seamus Patterson O’Connor, Tom and Anthony O’Halloran 2008, Reprinted 2010, 191p, 978-1-904541-69-1 €25.00 Poverty and Conflict in Ireland: An International Perspective Hillyard, Paddy, Bill Rolston and Mike Tomlinson 2005, 248p, 978-1-904541-22-6 €20.00 Poverty, Policy and Practice – Combat Poverty 1986-2009 O’Flynn , Joan (ed) 2009, 112p, 978-1-904541-84-4 €20.00 Primary Voices: Equality, Diversity and Childhood in Irish Primary Schools Deegan, Jim, Dympna Devine and Anne Lodge (eds) 2004, Reprinted 2010, 228p, 978-1-904541-17-2 €30.00

16 Promoting Longer-Term Policy Thinking (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 22) Boyle, Richard, Joanna O’Riordan, and Orla O’Donnell 2002, 128p, 978-1-902448-78-7 €8.00 Protection or Free Trade – The Final Battle Whitaker, T. K. 2006, 108p, 978-1-904541-43-1 €25.00 Public Service Decentralisation: Governance Opportunities and Challenges (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 33) O’Donnell, Orla and Peter C.Humphreys 2006, 60p, 978-1-904541-40-0 €8.00 Public Service Values (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 39) MacCarthaigh, Muiris 2008, 104p, 978-1-904541-74-5 €8.00 A QCS Mark for the Irish Public Service (CPMR Research Report Series) Humphreys, Peter C., Michelle Butler and Orla O’Donnell 2001, 128p, 978-1-902448-54-1 €13.97 Questioning Ireland: Debates in Political Philosophy and Public Policy Dunne, Joseph, Attracta Halpin and Frank Litton (eds) 2000, 272p, 978-1-902448-34-3 €31.74 Reason and Reform: Studies in Social Policy Convery, F. J. and A. McCashin (eds) 1995, 360p, 978-1-872002-67-5 €25.39 hbk Reforming Political Institutions: Ireland in Comparative Perspective Coakley, John 2014, 978-1-904541-33-2 €30.00 Reflections on Health: Commemorating Fifty Years of the Department of Health 1947–1997 Robins, Joseph (ed) 1997, 279p, 978-1-872002-39-2 €20.32

17 Regulatory Impact Analysis: Lessons from the Pilot Exercise (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 31) Boyle, Richard 2005, 74p, 978-1-904541-28-3 €8.00 Regulatory Reform: Lessons from International Experience (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 12) Boyle, Richard, 1999, 68p, 978-1-902448-19-0 €6.35 Renting in Ireland: The Social, Voluntary and Private Sectors Sirr, Lorcan (ed) 2014, 328p, 978-1-910393-01-7 €28.00 (Re)searching Women: Feminist Research Methodologies in the Social Sciences in Ireland Byrne, Anne and Ronit Lentin (eds) 2000, 280p, 978-1-902448-46-4 €21.52 Retrospect 2006-1916 Whitaker, T. K. 2007, 41p, 978-1-904541-53-0 €20.00 A Review of Annual Progress Reports CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 18) Boyle, Richard 2001, 62p, 978-1-902448-61-9 €7.62 A Review of Knowledge Management in the Irish Civil Service (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 30) O’Riordan, Joanna 2005, 80p, 978-1-90454-1-27-1 €8.00 A Review of the Civil Service Grading and Pay System O’Riordan, Joanna 2008, 80p, 978-1-904541-68-4 €8.00 The Role of the Centre in Promoting Civil Service Modernisation (CPMR Discussion Paper, No. 27 ) Boyle, Richard 2004, 70p, 978-1-904541-09-7 €8.00

18 Rural Planning and Development in Northern Ireland Greer, John and Michael Murray (eds) 2003, 352p, 978-1-902448-82-4 €30.00 Sanctuary in Ireland: Perspectives on Asylum Law and Policy Frazer, Ursula and Colin Harvey (eds) 2003, 280p, 978-1-904541-04-2 €35.00 Serving the State: The Public Sector in Ireland Mulreany, Michael (ed) 2009, 112p, 978-1-904541-82-0 €17.00 Servants to the Public: A History of the Local Government and Public Services Union 1901–1990 Maguire, Martin 1998, 336p, 978-1-872002-94-1 €19.05 Sharing Household Resources: Learning from Non-Monetary Indicators Cantillon, Sara, Brenda Gannon and Brian Nolan 2004, 88p, 978-1-904541-10-3 €8.00 A Small State at the Top Table: Memories of Ireland on the UN Security Council, 1981-82 Dorr, Noel 2011, 304p, 978-1-904541-96-7 €25.00

Social Inclusion and the Legal System: Public Interest Law in Ireland (2nd ed) Whyte, Gerry 2015, 600p, 978-1-910393-05-5 €60.00 Social Policy, Ageing and Voluntary Action Acheson, Nicholas and Brian Harvey 2008, 280p, 978-1-904541-73-8 €25.00 Sociology for Health Professionals in Ireland Hyde, Abbey, Maria Lohan and Orla McDonnell 2004, Reprinted 2007, 384p, 978-1-904541-14-1 €30.00 Sources of Economic Information: Ireland Page, Renuka 1999, 200p, 978-1-902448-07-7 €25.39

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