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Database of Secondary Schools Attended by Irish Cabinet Ministers 1937-2012 Technological University Dublin ARROW@TU Dublin Other School of Marketing 2014-03-27 Database of Secondary Schools Attended by Irish Cabinet Ministers 1937-2012 Brendan O'Rourke Technological University Dublin, [email protected] John Hogan Technological University Dublin, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://arrow.tudublin.ie/buschmaroth Part of the Comparative Politics Commons, and the Education Commons Recommended Citation O'Rourke, Brendan and Hogan, John, "Database of Secondary Schools Attended by Irish Cabinet Ministers 1937-2012" (2014). Other. 5. https://arrow.tudublin.ie/buschmaroth/5 This Dataset is brought to you for free and open access by the School of Marketing at ARROW@TU Dublin. It has been accepted for inclusion in Other by an authorized administrator of ARROW@TU Dublin. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 License Data Supplement A- Irish Calculations for O'Rourke, Hogan & Donnelly ( Total relevant population = 357459 Note: Notation Total number of Cabinet minister = 157 Formula = _( = )^( = ∑1 Totals 132 47162 0.011359487 2 pk School Name m i (mi/M) St. Flannan's College, Ennis 4 1206 0.000649114 St. Malachy's College. Belfast 1 1200 4.05696E-05 Belvedere College 2 997 0.000162278 Blackrock College, Dublin 3 988 0.000365126 Presentation Convent Clondalkin 1 897 4.05696E-05 St. Eunan's College, Letterkenny 2 889 0.000162278 Jesuit Crescent College, Limerick 2 867 0.000162278 Wesley College, Dublin 1 856 4.05696E-05 St. Patricks Classical School, Navan 1 853 4.05696E-05 Loretto Convent, Bray 1 842 4.05696E-05 Inchicore Vocational School 1 829 4.05696E-05 Gresham's School, Holt 1 790 4.05696E-05 St. Joseph's Secondary School, Galway 1 789 4.05696E-05 The High School, Dublin 1 789 4.05696E-05 Convent of Mercy, Kinsale 1 760 4.05696E-05 CBS Newry 1 750 4.05696E-05 Summer Hill College Sligo 2 726 0.000162278 King's hospital School, Palmestown 1 702 4.05696E-05 St. Maccartan's College 1 700 4.05696E-05 Ursuline Convent, Sligo 1 699 4.05696E-05 CBS Lismore 1 687 4.05696E-05 CBS Fermoy 1 687 4.05696E-05 St. Peter's College, Wexford 1 685 4.05696E-05 St. Enda's College, Galway 1 681 4.05696E-05 St. Michael's, CBS Trim 1 675 4.05696E-05 Marist College, Dundalk 1 669 4.05696E-05 Patrician Brothers' College, Mounthrath, Laois 1 665 4.05696E-05 St. Kieran's College, Kilkenny 2 664 0.000162278 Loretto College, Foxrock 1 660 4.05696E-05 Presentation Brothers, Mardyke, Cork 3 652 0.000365126 Mount St. Benedicts Gory 1 649 4.05696E-05 CBS Thurles 2 636 0.000162278 Coláiste Chríost Rí, Cork 1 625 4.05696E-05 CBS Whitehall 1 616 4.05696E-05 Presentation Convent, Thurles 1 600 4.05696E-05 St. Finian's college, Mullingar 1 596 4.05696E-05 St. Gerald's College, Castlebar 3 578 0.000365126 Patrician College, Ballyfin 2 577 0.000162278 CBS Wexford 3 556 0.000365126 Gonzaga College 2 543 0.000162278 Castleknock College 3 539 0.000365126 St. Munchin's College, Limerick 1 529 4.05696E-05 CBS, Dun Laoghaire 1 525 4.05696E-05 Rockwell College 1 524 4.05696E-05 St. Jarlath's College, Tuam 1 520 4.05696E-05 St. Mel's College, Longford 1 510 4.05696E-05 CBS Dundalk 1 508 4.05696E-05 Presentation Brothers, Milltown, Kerry 1 508 4.05696E-05 St. Brendan's Killarney, Co. Kerry 1 505 4.05696E-05 CBS Oatlands College, Mount Merrion 1 502 4.05696E-05 Marist College, Athlone 1 493 4.05696E-05 Dominican convent, Wicklow 1 492 4.05696E-05 CBS Templemore 1 470 4.05696E-05 CBS Nenagh 1 468 4.05696E-05 Salesian College, Limerick 1 458 4.05696E-05 Garbally College Ballinasloe 1 458 4.05696E-05 Clongowes Wood College 7 446 0.00198791 St. Mary's College Rathmines 1 439 4.05696E-05 St. Mary's College, Galway 1 429 4.05696E-05 CBS Secton Street, Limerick 1 423 4.05696E-05 CBS, Kilrush 1 416 4.05696E-05 St. Muiredach's College, Ballina 2 392 0.000162278 De La Salle College, Muine Bheag 1 366 4.05696E-05 Franciscan College, Meath 2 362 0.000162278 Gormanstown College 1 362 4.05696E-05 St. Colman's College Claremorris 1 357 4.05696E-05 O'Connell Schools, Dublin 5 338 0.00101424 Dominican College Sion Hill, Blackrock 2 334 0.000162278 St. Vincent's CBS, Glasnevin 2 330 0.000162278 North Monastery Christian Brothers 1 326 4.05696E-05 St. Finbarr's College 1 326 4.05696E-05 Cóláiste Iognáid, Galway 1 286 4.05696E-05 St. Columbas college, Rathfarnham 1 282 4.05696E-05 Beaumont, Old Windsor, Berkshire 2 280 0.000162278 CBS, Synge Street 3 274 0.000365126 St. Joseph's Secondary School Fairview 3 265 0.000365126 CBS Waterpark College, Co. Waterford 1 258 4.05696E-05 Cistercian College in Roscrea, Tipperary 2 235 0.000162278 Sandford Park School 2 229 0.000162278 St. Pats Secondary School, Glin 1 200 4.05696E-05 Glenstal Abbey Boarding School 2 196 0.000162278 CBS Mount Sion 1 186 4.05696E-05 St. Michael's College, Listowel 1 185 4.05696E-05 St. Camilus College, Westmeath 1 180 4.05696E-05 Coláiste Múire, Tourmakeady, Mayo 1 171 4.05696E-05 Presentation Brothers College, Glasthule 1 150 4.05696E-05 CBS Caherciveen 1 100 4.05696E-05 Sisters of Charity Secondary School, Stanhope Street 1 100 4.05696E-05 O'Brien Institute, Fairview 1 100 4.05696E-05 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (under review for Politics ) 'Developing an elite formation index for com explained in paper. = _( = )^( = _ / ) ^( . ) )/ ] [(∑1 )▒〖 〖 −( 〗 〗 0.962612065 89 0.13193681 3.327526202 85.6724738 Elite school count Pk/P SqRt of (Pk/SumP) 1-[SqRt of (Pk/SumP)] 1 0.003373814 0.058084538 0.941915462 1 0.003357028 0.057939868 0.942060132 1 0.002789131 0.052812225 0.947187775 1 0.002763953 0.052573314 0.947426686 1 0.002509379 0.050093699 0.949906301 1 0.002486999 0.049869816 0.950130184 1 0.002425453 0.049248888 0.950751112 1 0.00239468 0.04893547 0.95106453 1 0.002386288 0.048849643 0.951150357 1 0.002355515 0.048533647 0.951466353 1 0.002319147 0.048157524 0.951842476 1 0.002210044 0.047011102 0.952988898 1 0.002207246 0.046981338 0.953018662 1 0.002207246 0.046981338 0.953018662 1 0.002126118 0.046109847 0.953890153 1 0.002098143 0.045805488 0.954194512 1 0.002031002 0.045066641 0.954933359 1 0.001963862 0.044315478 0.955684522 1 0.001958267 0.044252306 0.955747694 1 0.001955469 0.044220685 0.955779315 1 0.001921899 0.043839465 0.956160535 1 0.001921899 0.043839465 0.956160535 1 0.001916304 0.043775606 0.956224394 1 0.001905114 0.043647607 0.956352393 1 0.001888328 0.043454901 0.956545099 1 0.001871543 0.043261337 0.956738663 1 0.001860353 0.043131812 0.956868188 1 0.001857556 0.04309937 0.95690063 1 0.001846366 0.042969356 0.957030644 1 0.001823985 0.042708142 0.957291858 1 0.001815593 0.042609774 0.957390226 1 0.001779225 0.042180861 0.957819139 1 0.001748452 0.041814498 0.958185502 1 0.001723275 0.041512342 0.958487658 1 0.001678514 0.040969674 0.959030326 1 0.001667324 0.04083288 0.95916712 1 0.001616969 0.040211549 0.959788451 1 0.001614171 0.040176749 0.959823251 1 0.001555423 0.039438853 0.960561147 1 0.001519055 0.03897506 0.96102494 1 0.001507865 0.03883124 0.96116876 1 0.00147989 0.038469338 0.961530662 1 0.0014687 0.038323621 0.961676379 1 0.001465902 0.038287105 0.961712895 1 0.001454712 0.038140691 0.961859309 1 0.001426737 0.037772173 0.962227827 1 0.001421142 0.037698037 0.962301963 1 0.001421142 0.037698037 0.962301963 1 0.001412749 0.037586559 0.962413441 1 0.001404357 0.03747475 0.96252525 1 0.001379179 0.037137301 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