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Ntma Annual Report 2009, Ireland : National Treasury Management Agency
Ntma Annual Report 2009, Ireland : National Treasury Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Section 55 Quarterly Report (Nama Act 2009) & Quarterly Financial Statements, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Section 55 Quarterly Report (Nama Act 2009) & Quarterly Financial Statements, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Nama Business Plan 30th June 2010, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Business Plan 30th June 2010, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Deference Under The Separation Of Powers: An Increasingly Acceptable Trait Amongst The Irish Judiciary?, Philip Smith
Deference Under The Separation Of Powers: An Increasingly Acceptable Trait Amongst The Irish Judiciary?, Philip Smith
Dissertations
Deference refers to a certain respect or esteem which is due to a superior or an elder or a tendency of inferiors to acknowledge the legitimacy of superiors’ powers.It is a concept which is becoming increasingly popular in the works of legal commentator’s as of late. This is a direct result of the growing perception that it is a trait which is becoming synonymous with the Irish Judiciary.
The object of this research is to examine whether this accusation is true i.e. have our Superior Courts changed their mindset and adopted a more deferential stance than they used to exhibit. …
Deference Under The Separation Of Powers: An Increasingly Acceptable Trait Amongst The Irish Judiciary?, Philip Smith
Deference Under The Separation Of Powers: An Increasingly Acceptable Trait Amongst The Irish Judiciary?, Philip Smith
Dissertations
Deference refers to a certain respect or esteem which is due to a superior or an elder or a tendency of inferiors to acknowledge the legitimacy of superiors’ powers.It is a concept which is becoming increasingly popular in the works of legal commentator’s as of late. This is a direct result of the growing perception that it is a trait which is becoming synonymous with the Irish Judiciary.
The object of this research is to examine whether this accusation is true i.e. have our Superior Courts changed their mindset and adopted a more deferential stance than they used to exhibit. …
Nama Debtor Business Plan Datapack (June 1, 2010), Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Debtor Business Plan Datapack (June 1, 2010), Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Filid, Fairies And Faith: The Effects Of Gaelic Culture, Religious Conflict And The Dynamics Of Dual Confessionalisation On The Suppression Of Witchcraft Accusations And Witch-Hunts In Early Modern Ireland, 1533 – 1670, William Kramer
Master's Theses
The European Witch-Hunts reached their peak in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Betweeen 1590 and 1661, approximately 1500 women and men were accused of, and executed for, the crime of witchcraft in Scotland. England suffered the largest witch-hunt in its history during the Civil Wars of the 1640s, which produced the majority of the 500 women and men executed in England for witchcraft. Evidence indicates, however, that only three women were executed in Ireland between 1533 and 1670. Given the presence of both English and Scottish settlers in Ireland during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the dramatic discrepancy of these …
The Irish Banking Crisis Regulatory And Financial Stability Policy 2003-2008, Patrick Honohan
The Irish Banking Crisis Regulatory And Financial Stability Policy 2003-2008, Patrick Honohan
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A Report to the Minister for Finance by the Governor of the Central Bank
The Irish Banking Crisis Regulatory And Financial Stability Policy 2003-2008, Bank Of Ireland, Patrick Honohan
The Irish Banking Crisis Regulatory And Financial Stability Policy 2003-2008, Bank Of Ireland, Patrick Honohan
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No abstract provided.
Rainwater Harvesting And Greywater Treatment Systems For Domestic Application In Ireland, Zhe Li, Fergal Boyle, Anthony Reynolds
Rainwater Harvesting And Greywater Treatment Systems For Domestic Application In Ireland, Zhe Li, Fergal Boyle, Anthony Reynolds
Articles
Water shortage has been recognised as one of the key issues facing many countries. Fortunately, there are relatively abundant water resources available in Ireland because of its plenty of rainfall. However, Ireland will inevitably encounter water shortage in the future, especially in urban areas. The water consumption per capita per day in Ireland is one of the highest in Europe. The water demand is still increasing due to population growth and higher standard of living. The use of domestic rainwater harvesting and greywater treatment systems has the potential to supply nearly 94% of domestic water in Irish households. The utilisation …
Direction To The National Asset Management Agency Pursuant To Section 14(1) Of The National Asset Management Agency Act 2009 Concerning The Issuance Of Government Guaranteed Debt By Nama, Brian Lenihan, Ireland: Department Of Finance/An Roinn Airgeadais
Direction To The National Asset Management Agency Pursuant To Section 14(1) Of The National Asset Management Agency Act 2009 Concerning The Issuance Of Government Guaranteed Debt By Nama, Brian Lenihan, Ireland: Department Of Finance/An Roinn Airgeadais
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No abstract provided.
Northern Ireland And The Irish Constitution: Pragmatism Or Principle?:The Mcgimpsey Case, Rory Mcgimpsey
Northern Ireland And The Irish Constitution: Pragmatism Or Principle?:The Mcgimpsey Case, Rory Mcgimpsey
Dissertations
The central theme of my thesis concerns the case of McGimpsey v. Ireland [1990] I.R. 110 and its wider significance. All discussion in the thesis can be traced back to this seminal case. On a wider level, the thesis discusses Articles 2 and 3 of the Constitution, tracing their history from their ideologically irredentist origins through to their amendment following the Good Friday Agreement, with its pluralist, inclusive re-definition of nationality. In essence, the thesis attempts to analyse the relationship between the two jurisdictions in Ireland, and how it evolved over time. I have endeavoured to explain how the 1937 …
Nama Key Tranche 1 Data (May 10, 2010), Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Key Tranche 1 Data (May 10, 2010), Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
The Impact Of Electric Vehicles On The Facilitation Of Intermittent Renewable Generation On The Irish Electricity System, Aine Dorran
Msc. in Energy Management
This project examines some of the advantages the introduction of Electric Vehicles (EV) could have to the Irish electricity system. In particular the ability of EVs to complement high levels of intermittent wind generation in Ireland in 2020 is investigated. Firstly, the implications the additional night time EV charging load has on the facilitation of increased wind generation at night is analysed. Next, the use of the EVs in a storage capacity to provide a back-up generation source to fluctuating wind generation through the use of Vehicle to Grid (V2G) technology is considered. Finally carbon emission and system cost savings …
Dit News, 1st.-31st. Of May, 2010, Dit:Students Union
Dit News, 1st.-31st. Of May, 2010, Dit:Students Union
DIT Student Union
No abstract provided.
Kinship: Margaret Mitchell's Gone With The Wind And The Irish Big House Genre, Patricia Homer
Kinship: Margaret Mitchell's Gone With The Wind And The Irish Big House Genre, Patricia Homer
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations
Critics have largely dismissed Margaret Mitchell's best-selling novel Gone with the Wind as a serious work of literature. Although various references to Irish culture permeate Gone with the Wind, the novel has not been compared to any Irish literature or mythology. This thesis compares Gone with the Wind with Irish Big House literature and mythology through the lens of biography and history. The works of William Butler Yeats, Maria Edgeworth, and Edith Somerville and Martin Ross are also employed to show evidence of the connection of Gone with the Wind to Irish Big House literature. This comparison results in a …
Ghost Estates Will Haunt Us For Years, Lorcan Sirr
Opening Address By Mr. Brendan Mcdonagh, Chief Executive Of Nama, To The Public Accounts Committee: Tuesday, 13th April 2010, Brendan Mcdonagh
Opening Address By Mr. Brendan Mcdonagh, Chief Executive Of Nama, To The Public Accounts Committee: Tuesday, 13th April 2010, Brendan Mcdonagh
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No abstract provided.
Nama Completes Transfer Of First Tranche Of Loans From Aib, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Completes Transfer Of First Tranche Of Loans From Aib, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Nama Acquires First Bank Of Ireland Loans, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Acquires First Bank Of Ireland Loans, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
What Lies Beneath? Contemporary Notions Of Multiculturalism And Their Impact On Irish And American Immigrant Communities, Amanda Nelson
What Lies Beneath? Contemporary Notions Of Multiculturalism And Their Impact On Irish And American Immigrant Communities, Amanda Nelson
American Studies Honors Projects
This thesis explores the contested contemporary political and social uses of the term "multiculturalism" in American and Irish rhetoric and public policy, and interrogates how its multiple uses have influenced immigration law and created tensions among immigrant enclaves and communities in both countries. The concept of multiculturalism is an overused explanation for massive waves of immigration and the various multi-ethnic and multi-national communities that inhabit local and global communities. Many individuals assume multiculturalism's popularity in contemporary discourse is a positive indication of less racist and more culturally inclusive societies. The term is often treated as a political and/or social agenda …
Marine Current Energy Devices: Current Status And Possible Future Applications In Ireland, Fergal O'Rourke, Fergal Boyle, Anthony Reynolds
Marine Current Energy Devices: Current Status And Possible Future Applications In Ireland, Fergal O'Rourke, Fergal Boyle, Anthony Reynolds
Articles
There is a growing demand for the use of renewable energy technologies to generate electricity due to concerns over climate change. The oceans provide a huge potential resource of energy. Energy extraction using marine current energy devices (MCEDs) offers a sustainable alternative to conventional sources and a predictable alternative to other renewable energy technologies. A MCED utilises the kinetic energy of the tides as opposed to the potential energy which is utilised by a tidal barrage. Over the past decade MCEDs have become an increasingly popular method of energy extraction. However, marine current energy technology is still not economically viable …
"Irish Blood, English Heart": Gender, Modernity, And "Third Way" Republicanism In The Formation Of The Irish Republic, Kenneth Lee Shonk, Jr.
"Irish Blood, English Heart": Gender, Modernity, And "Third Way" Republicanism In The Formation Of The Irish Republic, Kenneth Lee Shonk, Jr.
Dissertations (1934 -)
Led by noted Irish statesman Eamon de Valera, a cadre of former members of the militaristic republican organization Sinn Féin split to form Fianna Fáil with the intent to reconstitute Irish republicanism so as to fit within the democratic frameworks of the Irish Free State. Beginning with its formation in 1926, up through the passage of a republican constitution in 1937 that was recognized by Great Britain the following year, Fianna Fáil had successfully rescued the seemingly moribund republican movement from complete marginalization. Using gendered language to forge a nexus between primordial cultural nationalism and modernity, Fianna Fáil's nationalist project …
Nama Commences Loan Transfers From Participating Institutions, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Commences Loan Transfers From Participating Institutions, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
The National Asset Management Agency A Brief Guide, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
The National Asset Management Agency A Brief Guide, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Guidelines Issued Under Section 210(1) Of The National Asset Management Agency Act 2009 Regarding Lending Practices And Procedures And Relating To The Review Of Decisions Of Participating Institutions To Refuse Credit Facilities, Si 2010/127, Brian Lenihan
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No abstract provided.
Nama Subordinated Bonds Term Sheet, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Subordinated Bonds Term Sheet, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Nama May Have To Keep 'Zombie' Hotels Open, Simon Carswell
Nama May Have To Keep 'Zombie' Hotels Open, Simon Carswell
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No abstract provided.
Nama Debtor Business Plan Requirements, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
Nama Debtor Business Plan Requirements, Ireland: National Asset Management Agency
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No abstract provided.
Tougher Nama Discount: Foreclosure Costs On Eur 80bn Loans Worsen The 'Haircut', Simon Carswell
Tougher Nama Discount: Foreclosure Costs On Eur 80bn Loans Worsen The 'Haircut', Simon Carswell
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No abstract provided.