A reminder about our annual Walsh-Neary Lecture. If you wish to attend please register here:

Our second amazing speaker this week is David Gill, professor at Purdue University @LifeAtPurdue. His research focuses on applied microeconomics, using experimental methods and game theory to study human behaviour. @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw #Economics

Karl Whelan Revisits Ellsberg’s Paradox: Why Ambiguity Aversion Defies Rational Risk Evaluation? A new working paper on the economics of gambling.  https://t.co/T1sUWjJMGz @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw

This week we are welcoming not one but two amazing seminar speakers! First up is @wsandholtz Wayne Sandholtz, Assistant Professor of Economics at @NovaSBE. His main research focus is on education, public, and political economy. A summary of his exciting paper below 👇

How can innovation help address climate change? In his new working ​paper, our own Ron Davies... https://t.co/axx8sGqpiD #ClimateEducation #Economics @ucdsocscilaw @ucddublin

Congratulations to the #NobelPrize winners Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt working on technological progress and sustained growth. Mokyr worked very closely on this topic with our very own @EconomicsUCD Morgan Kelly and Cormac Ó Gráda. https://t.co/SnZmcaybi8

📷 “An Economist’s Career Journey” with Ria Smyth (PwC, formerly ComReg) – moderated by Eoin Callan  and Seán Sibindi Well done to all! Looking forward to our next “What Economists Do!” session, featuring Tara McIndoe Calder (Central Bank of Ireland) and Philip Carthy (ESRI)

Two fantastic student-led fireside chats offered insights into economics in practice  –   across policy, regulation, and consulting: 📷 “Economics in Practice: Inside the CCPC” with Cathal Hanley  (CCPC)   –   moderated by Riona Wright and Daniel Farrelly

A huge thank you to our guest speakers Cathal Hanley and Ria Smyth for joining our first-year Economics students in their ECON10740 Exploring Economics module with Ciara Whelan  @EconomicsUCD @ucdsocscilaw @ucddublin

Great to see our own Dr. @StreckerNM join the Irish Society for Women in Economics panel on #Budget2026 📷 @MU_Econ 📷 “Plus ça change…” — lots of small tweaks, but big challenges stay the same: housing, tax, climate, and planning. #ISEW #Budget2026 #Economics

Yuan Zi, Assistant Professor of Economics at @GVAGrad (IHEID), is the next guest speaker at our online seminar this Friday. Her main research interests focus on international trade, economic geography, and economic development. https://t.co/C0dn2ZfMmH @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw

Prof David Madden (@EconomicsUCD) is next to present at our internal seminar. His main research interests focus on Public Policy with an emphasis on Health Economics, Education, Poverty and Inequality. @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw

Our staff & alumni will spearhead this year’s @ISWEconomics Post-Budget Analysis at @MaynoothUni on 8.10.25 at 17.30. Register: https://t.co/mfwftsPsGo Featuring: Dr @StreckerNM (UCD), Dr Lucie Martin (ESRI),Dr Eddie Casey (OECD) Mediator: Dr Aedin Doris (Maynooth)

Join us for the annual Walsh-Neary Lecture. This year's speaker is Prof. Beata Javorcik (@OxfordEconDept & Chief Economist, @EBRD). The lecture takes place on October 22 at 4pm in the UCD Village Auditorium. To attend, please register here: https://t.co/4mUl5fax1d

The fifth annual @ISWEconomics Post Budget Analysis Event will be held at @MaynoothUni in 2.31 MUSSI Seminar Room on Wednesday 8th of October @ 5:30pm. The event is free to attend but registration is required and places are limited. Register here: https://t.co/jAGTWPhT6f

We look forward to hosting Vitaliia Yaremko (TCD) for our seminar on September 26th. @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw Táimid ag súil le fáilte a chur roimh Vitaliia Yaremko ó TCD inár seimineár. https://t.co/ggb553i79x

A new Working Paper has just been published. It is: Foilsíodh Páipéar Oibre nua ar ár suíomh gréasáin. Is é: https://t.co/qAY2Ydzkdf @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw

We look forward to hosting Philip Neary (Royal Holloway University of London) for our seminar on September 19th. @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw Táimid ag súil le fáilte a chur roimh Philip Neary ó Royal Holloway University of London inár seimineár.

We are looking for a teaching fellow to join us for one year starting in December 2025. Ideally, the person should be able to teach environmental economics. More information can be found here:

We look forward to hosting Zeno Enders (University of Heidelberg) for our seminar on September 8th. @ucddublin @ucdsocscilaw Táimid ag súil le fáilte a chur roimh Zeno Enders ó University of Heidelberg inár seimineár.