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'Small income gains' for people in Budget 2027 - ESRI

RTE 09 Oct 2026
Changes to direct taxes, welfare measures and childcare supports in this week's Budget announcement will result in "small income gains" for people, according to an analysis by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
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PwC and Esri expand geospatial AI alliance (PwC - PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP)

Public Technologies 05 Oct 2026
) PwC and Esri expand alliance for AI-powered geospatial insights ... "Esri is excited to collaborate with PwC as the first premier SI to enter into this new level of strategic relationship ... Learn more about the Esri Partner Network. About Esri.
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ESRI seeks €10.5m for Dublin HQ and begins search for office to suit hybrid-working policy

The Irish Times 30 Sep 2026
The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has engaged Lisney to find a buyer for its headquarter office in Dublin’s south docklands ... The ESRI accepted the offer and moved to Three Whitaker Square in 2006 ... A spokesperson for the ESRI said.
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ESRI criticises Government for not managing public finances ‘prudently’

The Irish Times 29 Sep 2026
The Government is not managing the public finances in a “prudent” fashion and should be saving more of the State’s corporate tax windfall, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has warned.
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Interest payments on State’s debts could exceed €6bn, ESRI warns

The Irish Times 29 Sep 2026
The global rise in bond yields, in effect government borrowing costs, could push Ireland’s annual debt-servicing costs above €6 billion, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has warned.
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ESRI warns of higher food prices and fragile tax base

RTE 29 Sep 2026
The ESRI also said that multinational activity was not only propping up corporation tax but also resulted in higher income tax and VAT ... The ESRI said this was "compounding concerns" about the "fragility" of Ireland's tax base.
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ESRI assails Government over public finances and who have been the real budget winners in recent years

The Irish Times 29 Sep 2026
The Government is not managing the public finances in a “prudent” fashion and should be saving more of the State’s corporate tax windfall, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has warned.
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Northern Ireland’s ‘brain drain’ a figment of the imagination, ESRI report suggests

The Irish Times 25 Sep 2026
Research from the Dublin-based think tank the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) shows that Northern Ireland’s biggest issue with graduates is not having enough higher-paid jobs to justify the costs of going to university.
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No inflationary impact from recent minimum wage rises, ESRI report finds

The Irish Times 22 Sep 2026
The research by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) did, however, detect an impact on prices from the 2024 change ... The ESRI report found that seven of the eight minimum wage increases ...
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More children missing school today than before Covid pandemic, says ESRI report

The Irish Times 17 Sep 2026
More children are missing school now than before the Covid pandemic, especially those from socially deprived areas and those who do not like school, new research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found.
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Drivers underestimate the cost of running a car, says ESRI

RTE 15 Sep 2026
Drivers of electric vehicles reported annual running costs close to half those of drivers of petrol or diesel cars, the ESRI said ... Senior Research Officer at the ESRI and co-author of the study.
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