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The Collins Institute will examine how a new, more Just Republic might be established in Ireland by 2022, the centenary of both the founding of the Irish State and the death of Michael Collins.
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Minister Paschal Donohoe outlines agenda for radical social and economic reform in keynote speech
Puts forward case for Fine Gael as only party that can deliver [economic and social renewal] for a modern Ireland, describing party as pursuing ‘the values of modernity, openness, pluralism,…
‘Renewing the Centre’: Speech by Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure & Reform, Paschal Donohoe TD to the Collins Institute
“Four men, a lawyer, a doctor, an engineer and a politician are discussing which of their trades was the oldest, and the lawyer starts by saying that surely it was…
Renewing the Centre – Collins Institute Lecture
Keynote speech by Minister for Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe TD, with response by Economist, Dan O'Brien. Part 1. Keynote speech by Minister for Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform,…
Collins Institute recommends introduction of gender quotas for Local Elections
Event to mark Lá na mBan recommends a range of supports to encourage women in public life and business Political think-tank, the Collins Institute has called for further supports to…
Lá na mBan – Reflections on a Century of Progress
The Collins Institute is pleased to invite you to our celebration of the centenary of women’s suffrage in Ireland. On February 6, 1918, women in Ireland got to play their…
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