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Ireland

Nursing Standard, 1993
Nurses in Ireland are calling for pay rises of up to 40 per cent, and the first radical change in grading structures for 14 years, World of Irish Nursing reports.
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Ireland

Nursing Standard, 1991
Irish nurse training should be reorganised along the lines of the British system, according to a report by the registration body, An Bord Altranais.
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Ireland and Northern Ireland

2021
Abstract Of all the regions of the UK, Northern Ireland will be most impacted by Brexit. Of all the Member States of the EU, the Republic of Ireland will also be most affected by UK withdrawal. As this chapter explains, the main challenge concerns how to avoid a ‘hard border’ for the movement of persons or goods across the island of ...
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Ireland

Nursing Standard, 1987
The Department of Health in Ireland has agreed to unfreeze existing public health nursing vacancies, despite an embargo on recruitment in the public service in Eire.
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The State of Ireland

European Political Science, 2011
The conventional political wisdom in Ireland, shared by both government and opposition, is that it is only through austerity that the economy can be righted and the books eventually balanced. In other words, it is only through a programme that leaves the ordinary taxpayers, the tossers, footing the bill that the debts of the banks and the property ...
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Abortion in Ireland and Northern Ireland

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Reproductive Medicine, 2019
Abstract Abortion rights are a controversial topic in Ireland and Northern Ireland, but since the historic Irish abortion referendum in May 2018, the two countries have had vastly different abortion laws. In this article, we provide an overview of the current laws and policies governing abortion rights in both Ireland and Northern Ireland, discuss ...
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Privatization in Ireland [PDF]

open access: possibleSSRN Electronic Journal, 2004
Public enterprises in Ireland were offshoots of political nationalism. They were part of a protectionist economic policy and in 1980 employed over 90.000 staff in a total national employment figure of 1.1m. Public opinion moved away from public enterprises because of perceived high costs to both consumers and taxpayers.
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A Scramble for Ireland:

2020
An attempt to take Cromwell out of the Cromwellian Settlement, a programme of which Cromwell himself seemed to disapprove, despite having a personal financial interest in Ireland as an adventurer.
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The atlas of Ireland

Irish Geography, 1979
This is an informal account of the creation of a thematic atlas of Ireland over a period of seven years. The first part relates to the setting up of an organisation for the project under the auspices of the Royal Irish Academy and touches also on some of the financial implications.
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