During the heyday of the Celtic Tiger, Niall Crowley was one of the most heavily-criticised public officials in the state. His supporters saw him as . . . → Read More: The day Eamon Dunphy called me a f****er
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Irish attitudes towards immigrants are changing for the better but the recesssion is making integration more difficult, the head of the Refugee information Service has warned Speaking at the . . . → Read More: Refugee racism ‘worse than recession’ Irish Times Irish attitudes towards immigrants are hardening as people search for someone to blame for their worsening economic situation, a leading NGO has warned. Crosscare Migrant Project, which . . . → Read More: Warning of rise in racism Irish Times We are no happier today than 50 years ago, despite all the economic growth, a conference in Dublin heard. Dr Adolfo Morrone from the Organisation for Economic . . . → Read More: People no happier than 50 years ago Irish Independent The Celtic Tiger made little difference to over one in five families, who are struggling to survive on less than €20,000 a year. A new study of . . . → Read More: Many families live on €20,000 Irish Examiner Ireland will have permanently lower living standards, the world’s leading economic authority last night warned in a damning assessment of the state of the nation. Delivering an . . . → Read More: Ireland faces lower living standards, warns OECD Irish Times During the boom years we drank too much from a well that was always going to run dry but now we should look to the well within . . . → Read More: Tap ‘the well within’, priest tells Céifin conference Irish Independent Violence is a continual threat to the harmony of Irish society and those working in communities affected by violence must be supported, the Archbishop of Dublin has . . . → Read More: Violence threatens fabric of society, says Archbishop Irish Independent The ESRI study published yesterday identifies several factors involved in the creation of a long-term dependency on social welfare payments. Apart from the obvious one of poor . . . → Read More: Eliminating the poverty trap has to be a priority Irish Independent Just over 5pc of the population were living in consistent poverty as the Celtic Tiger boom was nearing its end. Figures on Ireland’s spending on social protection . . . → Read More: One in 20 lived boom in poverty |
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