Two permanent posts in Sociology/Politics at Maynooth University - a superb place to work, just outside Dublin. Follow the links for details.

Looking forward to speaking at this event on the Ireland South Constituency for the upcoming European Parliament elections. Should be a great event on 2 May. All info at the link. europeanmovement.ie/european-elect…

Minister Roderic O’Gorman says ‘threats’ to politicians will undermine democracy as Government condemns ‘disgusting’ protest at his home
>>these protests are disgusting and deeply corrosive for democracy. independent.ie/irish-news/cri…

The Irish Times view on the controversy in camogie: an embarrassing failure to recognise the wishes of players irishtimes.com/opinion/editor…

Issue 82 of GOVERNMENT TIMES is now out UCC Ireland. 30 pages describing recent activities of students & staff in the Department of Government & Politics. A lot is happening! Issue 82 will be posted online today. College of Arts, Celtic Studies & Social Sciences Mary C. Murphy John O'Halloran GovPolUCC UCC Government & Politics Society John F. Cryan CLRG

Theresa Reidy 🇺🇦 Bettina Mitru Fianna Fáil Fine Gael Sinn Féin The Labour Party Green Party Ireland Social Democrats People Before Profit Great to hear you're progressing your fascinating work Bettina Mitru I hope the Irish parties are cooperative with you in this important research

Delighted to meet with my Romanian colleague Bettina Mitru She is in Dublin on a research trip meeting with politicians & staff about democratic innovation in all the parties: Fianna Fáil Fine Gael Sinn Féin The Labour Party Green Party Ireland Social Democrats People Before Profit

Come along to our EU Elections Town Hall – Ireland South Constituency!

📅 7pm, Thurs 2 May
📍 UCC Centre for Executive Education, Cork

🗣️ Dr. Theresa Reidy, UCC
🗣️ Gerard Arthurs, SETU Waterford
🗣️ Karen Coleman, EuroParlRadio

Register: bit.ly/EUElectionTown…

#UseYourVote

I'm at a loss as to why Iarnród Éireann are allowed to charge extra for a 'flexible fare' when it is NOT flexible. Once you print the ticket, you cannot change the time. And the return journey is printed on one ticket. Poor service to the customer that has paid extra for FLEXIBILITY.

Overworked, older & mostly male: Ireland has Europe’s weakest local government “Transforming institutional structures was discussed at a stimulating gathering of academics & senior public service people in Maynooth University recently.” ⁦The Irish Times⁩ irishtimes.com/opinion/2024/0…

The call for proposals for my upcoming special issue 'Cleavage Referendums: Ideological Decisions and Transformational Political Change' will close on 15 April. A short description and details on submission are available at cogitatiopress.com/politicsandgov…

The call for proposals for my upcoming special issue 'Cleavage Referendums: Ideological Decisions and Transformational Political Change' will close on 15 April. A short description and details on submission are available at cogitatiopress.com/politicsandgov…

Nothing demonstrates the change in the age profile of taoisigh in 21st century Ireland like the mention of proud grandparents in the Dail to watch proceedings.

Permanent Assistant Professor in General Nursing!

Come work with us to drive forward the profession of General Nursing in Ireland #JobFairy

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Politics UL
Politics UL
Seminar: Jane Suiter (DCU) and Kevin Saude (UL) “Transnational Climate Change Deliberation: Improving Deliberativeness and Citizen Engagement on Climate Action Goals?” Wednesday, April 10, 14:00, CG-059 Kévin Saudé Jane Suiter University Of Limerick Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL

Now on FirstView ft. Theresa Reidy 🇺🇦 & KAS Research Chair in Empirical Democracy

bit.ly/4aoemCw

'Assuming that men and women continue to publish at approximately equal rates, this also
implies that the gender gap in publishing will only erode if there is parity in academia.'

'Women in research teams are significantly less likely than men to be credited with authorship.' (even though they have done the work)

nature.com/articles/s4158…

The most important issue priorities for Irish voters, based on monthly Ireland Thinks Irish Independent polls between July 2023 and April 2024.

Irish Polling Indicator Kevin Cunningham