THE ECONOMIC & SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH 1NS77TUTE

Tile Economic and Social Research Institute is a non-profit-making organisation which was founded in 1960 as the EconomicResearch Institute with time help of a grant from the FordFoundation of New York. In 1966, following a report by a UnitedNations special advisor, the Institute assumed responsibility for socialresearch and extended its title to The Economic and Social ResearchInstitute.

The Institute is a private company, limited by guarantee,incorporated under the Companies Acts 1908-1982, and enjoys fullacademic independence. It is governed by a Council consisting of 30members appointed from the general members of the Institute andrepresentative of business, trade unions, government departments,state agencies, universities and other research institutes. Acommittee of the Council, the Executive Committee, carries out thefunctions of the lnstitute’s Board of Directors.

The Institute receives an annual grant-in-aid fl’oIm’l the IrishGovernment which, in 1990, covered approximately 51 per cent oftotal expenditure. The remainder of its income is generated frommembership subscriptions, sales of publications, income fromcommissioned research projects and sponsorship of Instituteactivities by h’ish business. The most important resource of timeInstitute is its high-quality staff with the requisite academicstandards, training and expertise. The total number of full-timeresearch staff at the Institute is 25. The results of time lnstitute’sresearch have been included in over 350 major reports l)ublished bythe Institute in addition to the voh.nes of the Quarterly EconomicCommentary and the Medium-Term Review of the Irish Economy, as well asin numerous books, articles in academic journals, etc., publishedelsewhere.

AN N UAL REPORT

FOR THE YEAR ENDED

31 DECEMBER 1990

THE ECONOMIC & SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

COUNCIl, OFTHE ESRI

The Council of the ESR[ is the Institule’s overall governing body and consistss of 30

naembecs appointed fi’om the general members of ihe Institute. The Council meet.s tburtimes a ycar.

DR "EI{ O COFAIGH, PreMdent.

Chairman, h~sh Life. Assurance Co.

DR E. McCARTHY, Ctlairman.

Directm; IV¢mdche.~ler IJa~k

PROFESSOR K.A. KENNEDY, Director

M R K. BO N N E R, Secretary, Deparlmrmt tfLabmlr

PROFESSOR V.K. P, OROOAH, Departme~lt

of Applied Ecanomic~ and I’ht mm~ Resource

Managen~nt, University of Ulster at

Jmzla~totm~

MR]. C.AWLE’t: Xenior Partntn; Caroley

SJle~I 14~tttte, SolicitoIs

MR L. CONNELI.AN, Director Ceneral,

Confedcnation of Irish Indlt.~tl7MR S. CROMIEN, SecretaD,, DepmTment of

FiTlgHICP.

PROFESSOR M.IL CUDI)Y, Department ofEc~momic.~, University College, Gahuay

DR M. DO’IVNES, Directm; Bank of Ireland

MR M.F. DO’tq,E, GoveT’nm; Central Bank ofIrelttnd

MR D. EGAN, Directm; Allied hT~h Bank plc

M R P.W. FI ~’\NAGAN, fro’met XecretaD,,DepartmeTzt of Health

MR P.A. HALL, Director t~ lCe.~earch, Instituteof Public AdminL~tration

MRTP. LINEHAN, I)irectol; Carntral

StatL~tic.~ Office

MR P. LYNCH, Ckairman (f the In.~titute,1983-1988

PROFESSOR D.E Mo\LEESE, Whately

Profe.~sor of Economic.~’, Trinity College,

Dublin

MR E.F. McCUMISKE’t; 8ecretar);

Department of.Social IVelfare

MRJJ. McKA’~; Chief Exemttive OfficeJ; Co.Carat1 Vocational Education Committee

MR D. NEVIN, C, enm’al Secretary, hish

Cong~’e~s of Trade Unions, 1981-1989

PROFESSOR.]. O’CONNOR, Directm; The

National College of Ind71.~’tlqal Relations,

Dublin

MR I,. O’DONNELL, Managing Director,h~.~h Biscuits pie

MR M. O’GRAI)~; Director General, Ilish

Managemtmt hlslit~tte

DR W.G.H. QUIGLEY, Ckairman, ULrtmBank Limited

DR E RYAN, Director, Teagasc

PROFESSOR S. SHEEH$; Department of

Applied Agnicultural Economical, Univca~ity

College, Dublin

PROFESSORJ. SPENCER, De~)artmeTtt of

Economic.~, The Quectt ~ Urdversity, Belfast

DR M~]. SOMERS, Director, NationaIDebtl~4a~zagement, Department of Finance

PROFESSOR B.M. WAI~.qI-[, Departnurat of

National Economic.~ of lmlrmd and Applied

Economic~$, Utlivetxity College, Dltblin [

REV. F’ROFESSOR C.K. WARI), Dqmrtmentof Social Scimlce, Univm~4ty College, Dublin

D R T. K_ WH ITA KE R, Ih’~ide~t of the IIn.~titule, 1971-1987

M R P.A. WH ITE. Director; Dre.~dnm’Intm’national Finance plc I

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ESH.I I’]XF.CUTIVE COMMrVFEE

The Executive Comnfittcc is a sub-conmfittee of the Cou.cil and meets at least every twomottths. [I :lf31s as the Instittltc’s I],oard of I)ii’trctors arid, ill association with the: Dil-cctor

and start, develops the Institute’s progr;imme of research fi)r appro~d by C(Itttlci].

I)r T.F. 0 Colhigh,Pre~Menl

Dr E. McCarflW,Chairman

DR T.F. O COFAIGH, Pre~s’ident

Chairman, hqsh Life Assurance Company

DR E. McCARTH’,; ChairmanDi~eetm; Wo~Mchesto" Bank

PI~,OI’~ESSOR K.A. KENNED’I; Director

M R S. CROM I EN. Secrelao’, Departmmlt

of Finance

MR M.F. I)O~q,E, Govm-nol; Central Bank

of h-eland

DR M. DOWNES, Directol; Bank ofIreland

PROFESSOR D.F. Mo\I.EESE. Whately

Ih’ofessor of Economic.v, T~inity College,Dublin

MR 1). NE\qN, G~;nm’al .\)tcretary, hish Congress of

%’ade Unions, 1981-1989

PROFESSOR B.M. WALSH, Department of

National F.conomic.~" of Ireland and Applied Ifconomic.~,

Unive~’ity College, Dublin

I)RI]K. WHIq)\KER. IheMdent of the

Institute, 1971-1987

M R P.A. %VH ITE, Director. Drez-dner

hire’national Finance plc

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The following is the menlbership of the ESRI Standing Connnittce o11 Fundingby the Council in 1989.

DR T.E O COFAIGH, ChairmanChairman, hqsh Life As~trance Co.

MR D.J. BUCKLE’*; Vic~,P~e.sident &

Z General ManageT; Merck, Sharp & Dohme(Ireland) Ltd., Co. Tipperary

MR M:]. MEAGHER, Managing Director,Corporate & International Division,Bank of heland, Dublin

I MR S. CROMIEN. Secl~tary. Department ofFi~lgg~lCg

MR P:]. MORIARTY. Managing Director,Ele.ctlqcity &¢pply Bored

i MR M.E DOVLE, CtnJernm; Central Bankof Irebmd

DR E. McC.ARTH’~: Directm;Woodche.~tm" Bank

MR F.A. C~LSEY, Mana~ng Director,: Industrial Credit Corporation plc.

MR E O’REILL’~; Deputy Chief

Exetnttive, I’ducational BuildingSociety

MR D. EGAN, Directo’4, AUied h£~h13anks pie.

MRJ. FLAV1N, Chief Executive,Develapment Capital Corporation Ltd.,Dublin

DR G. QUIGLEY, Chairman, UlsterBank Limited

MR B. SLO’~VEY, Chairman, GuinnessIreland Limited

PROFESSOR K.A. KENNEDY, Director;

i The Economic and .Social Research h~stitute

MR P.A. WHITE, Di,’ecto~ Dre~dnerIn tin’national Finance plc

M R P. WRIGHT, Mana~ng Directol;Smu~fit h-eland

I The Committee as constilmed completed its task during 1990. A smaller Committccconsisting of Dr E. McCarthy, Chairman, Professor K_A. Kennedy, Dr T.E O Cofaigh andMr P.A. While, with powers of co-option, was appointed in November 1990 and will

’ continue to monitor the fund-raising activities of the Institute.

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NO77CE OF ANNUAL GENEIL~IL MEEThVG

Notice is hereby given that the Thirty-Second Annual GeneralMeeting of The Economic and Social Research Institute (LimitedCompany registered in Dublin, Registration No. 18269), will be held

at tile Registered Office at 4 Burlington Road, Dublin 4, on Tuesday,25June 1991 at 2.15 p.m.

AGENDA

1. Election of President

2. Minutes of Last Meeting

3. Accounts and Balance Sheet for the year ended 31 December1990

4. Report of the Council to the Members

5. Election of Members to the Cotmcil

6. Fixing the Auditors’ Remuneration

By order of the Council,

J. ROUGHAN,Secretary

RegistereJ. Office,4 Burlington Road,Dubb?n, 4

4June 1991

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE hEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1990

CON7~NTS

Appendix A

Appendix B

Appendix C

Foreword

Report of the Council

Contributors to the ESRI Fttnd-raisingCampaign

Staffing

Research Projects in Progressat 3l December 1990 11

Appendix D Corporate and IndividualMembers of the Institute 14.

Appendix E Audited Final Accounts forthe Year Ended 31 December 1990 28

The Annual Report for the Year Ended 311 December 1990 issupplemen ted by the Reviezo of ESRI Research in 1990 which is

published separately.

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THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

FOREWORD

Professor K.A. Kennedy,Director

The 1990s are likely to be d0rninatedby the increasing integration of theEuropean economy. The process ofdeepening the degree of integration isalready well in train with the aim ofcompleting the EC internal market bythe end of 1992. Furthermore, the stagestowards full economic and monetaryunion have been mapped out. With itsenergies directed to this deepeningprocess, the Community may find itdifficult to contemplate simu]taneous]),further widening of its membership. Butpressure of events is likely to ensure thatenlargement is only deferred, not ruledout. All in all, the next 20 years are likelyto involve a continuing, if not always

smooth, process of closer integration of the European economyaccompanied hy moves towards political integration.

Since h’eland now has the highest ratio of intra-EC exports to GNPof any of the twelve current member states, clearly thesedevelopments are of profound significance for the Irish economy. Aparticularly important concern is to ensure that increasedintegration will help the convergence of h’ish living standardstowards the average level of the Community. Of equivalentimportance is the achievement of maximum use of our manpowerand other resources within Ireland itself. It is essential to define andmake effective the policies necessary at Community and nationallevels to accelerate this process of development and convergence.

Addressing these and related issties will call for a sustainedresearch effort. If Ireland is to influence developments atCommunity level, it must be in a position to establish its case on thebasis of good information and analysis. Equally, to respond positivelyto the opportunities created by closer integration, domestic policy-makers and enterprises will need an enhanced flow of relevant, highquality research.

The ESRI is well fitted to provide this essential research. Last yearmajor studies were undertaken on the impact of 1992, the StructuralFunds and Economic and Monetary Union, the findings of whichare to be published this year. The Institute is already involved inseveral net~vorks with research agencies throughout the Communityand this development will be intensified. The Quarzerly EconomicCommentary, foR" the short-term perspective, and the IVIedium-TerrnReview, for the medinm-term perspective, provide Irish policy-makers, businesses and other organisations with an informed andindependent assessment of developments at home and abroad. TheInstitute is also developing several research centres to work moreclosely with key agencies and firms in producing research in areassuch as industrial development, energy, banking, health and socialwelfare policy, and manpower policy. It is heartening that, in thecourse of its fund-raising drive last year, the Institute received apositive response fl’om many firms and agencies willing to supportESR1 research.

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

TI-III~TY-I;71~ST iUVNUAL REI’ORTfor the year mzded 31 December 1990

REPORT 01: THE COUNCIL

INTRODUCTION

During 1990, 13 substantive reports by ESRI staff were published,either by the Institute or by outside organisations, in addition topapers presented at conferences and seminars, technical andworking papers and journal articles. In addition, thirty-fourcolnmissioned reports were completed. Four issues of the Q~artmlyEconomic Commcnztary were published, providing an on-going analysisof the h’ish economy. A new book by the lnstitute’s sociology staff,Undm’standing Contemporary heland, published by Macmillan, focusedon the rapid transformation of the h’ish economy and society overthe past three decades.

Fifteen new research projects were commenced by staff of theInstitute during 1990 in the following areas:

(i) h’ish sea fisheries and aquaculture(ii) Population and the labour force(iii) Education and training(iv) h’ish Government debt(v) EC issues, including European social values, the development

of the Atlantic regions and the development of statisticalmethodologies

(vi) Other social issues including health and lifestyle changes,retirement, alcohol consumption and wage differentials.

Further details of publications and new projects are given in acompanion volume to the Annual Report, entitled Review of ESRIResearch in 1990.

INSTITUTE RESOURCES

The Economic and Social Research Institute is the only organisationin h-eland providing a full range of independent and objectiveresearch covering the major areas of economic and social activity.The results of the lnstitute’s work are of benefit to all sectors of the

community and are freely available to them. However, the decline inthe Government’s grant-in-aid in recent years has made it muchmore difficult for the Institute to fulfil its objectives in regard to theprovision of much needed research for the public and privatesectors. The following table sets out the proportions of the Institute’sfunding generated fi’om the main sources of income for the years1981 and 1990.

Source of Funds 1981 1990(%) (%)

Government’s Grant-in-AidIncome from commissioned researchIncome from other sources (membershipsubscriptions, sales of publications, etc.)

78.3 51.016.1 40.6

5.6 8.4

100.0 100.0

To overcome this decline in resources the Council of the Instituteestablished a Standing Committee on Funding in 1989 tmder theChairmanship of Dr T.E O Cofaigh, President of the Institute. Thework of the Committee was highly successftd. Financial support inthe region of £400,000 per annum has been committed by firms andorganisations throughout the. country over a period of five years upto 1995. The major portion of the financial support committed byfirms and organisations is in the form of sponsorship of programmesof research in areas of key importance to the irish economy to beundertaken in Research Centres at the Institute. The Council wishesto acknowledge the support of these firms and organisations and tothank them for their very generous sponsorship of Institute resem’chactivity. A list of contribtttors is provided in Appendix A. TheCouncil also wishes to thank the members of the StandingCommittee on Funding for their wholehearted support withoutwhich the ftmd-raising campaign would not have been a success. TheCommittee, as constituted, has completed its task and a smallercommittee under the Chairmanship of Dr Eugene McCarthy willcontinue to monitor the fund-raising activities of the Institute.

The campaign to increase corporate membership of the Institute,in which all Council members participated, has also been verysuccessful. As a result the number of corporate members of theInstitute has increased from 250 in 1989, to 450 in 1990.

The success achieved by the Standing Committee on Funding inobtaining the support of firms and organisations in sponsoring

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research and the increase in the nunlber of corporate members hasenabled the Institute to initiate research in important areas thatwould otherwise be neglected. It does not pro~4de, however, a long-tet’m solution to funding researcl~ carried out in the nationalinterest and available to all. There are severe limits on the numberot7 sponsors who are prepared to finance such research. Accordingly,the Government grant-in-aid to the Institute remains the criticalsource of funding for independent research.

A PROGR~MMMED APPROACH TO RESEARCH

It is normal for the Institute to operate to a plan outlining theresearch it intends to undertake during the next five years. Thisprovides the impetus to the staff of the Institute to consider researchrequirements in the longer term. In this regard a five-yearfl-amework has worked very well. In the course of the campaign forsponsorship undertaken by the members of the Standing Committeeon Funding discussions were held with most of the larger businessorganisations and many smaller businesses as well. Discussions werealso held with secretaries and senior personnel in several of theGovernment Deparmmnts and State Agencies. There is now a wideacknowledgement within organisations of the need to take a longer-term view of research requirements particularly if Ireland is tomaxiulise the benefits of EC membership and to develop aprogrammed approach to research.

The development of Research Centres at dae Institute is a directresult of the discussions. In addition to the Health Policy Researcl5Centre which commenced operations at the beginning of 1990, ajoint agreement between ESRI and FAS (The Training andEmployment Audmrity) to develop a manpower forecasting systemfor h’eland was finalised during 1990. Negotiations have beencompleted recently in respect of the establishment of a Banking andFinancial Services Research Centre and an Energy Policy ResearchCentre at the Institute. Negotiations for the development ofResearch Centres or programmes of research in the areas of forestry,industry and social policy are at an advanced stage.

These developments are the manifestation of fundamentalchanges in the approach to research which have been initiated inresponse to the many challenges facing tim Institute in the 1990s. Itis expected that in tim region of one-third of the lnstitute’s researchstaff will be engaged in the work of the Research Centres and theagreed programmes of research. The developments ~re welcomed by

the Institute. Since the sponsoring firms and organisations play amajor role ill determining the research, pa’ogrammes being.undertaken, the results will be of direct, relevance and value in .tHeirstrategic planning and will help in the formnlation of consistent andsensible national policies for the sectors. As with all ESRI research,the results will be made widely available through publication subjectonly to academic assessment of quality.

COUNCIL CHANGES

In November :1990, Professor D.E McAleese retired as Chairman ofthe Institute. Dr Eugene McCarthy was elected as Chairman tosucceed him. During the year Mr D. Buckley Dr G. Dean, ProfessorN.J. Gibson, Mr M.F. Keegan and Mr T. Toner retired fi’om theCouncil. Mr K. Bonner, Professor V. Borooah, MrJ. Cawley, Mr E.McCumiskey and Dr G. Qnigley were co-opted to the Council.

FINAL ACCOUNTS 1989

Tile Income and Expenditure Account, Balance Sheet and AttditorsReport for the year ended 31 December 1990 are given in AppendixE. Total income for the year was £1,934,436 and the Governmentgrant-in-aid was £986,400. Income fi’om other sources amounted to£948,036. Current expenditure for the year amounted to £1,929,058’including depreciation of £13,380. Expenditure for the year is shownless an amount of£7,980 which was charged to Economic and SocialStudies in respect of salaries and wages for" 1990. This charge hasbeen waived and written off ira the Balance Sheet.

Receipts and Payments Account for the lnsfitute’s 25th AnniversaryFund for the period of its operation to 31 December.1990 isincluded in Appendix E. This account has now been closed.

Appe~zdixA

CONTRII31fFORS TO THE ESPd FUND-lOUSING CAMPAIGN

The [nsLitutc wishes Io acknowledge the vet-), generous support it has received

fi’om thc following who conu+ibutcd to the lnstitutc’s fund-raising campaign.

Aer Ri~m ta

Allied Irish Banks plc

I?amk of h’eland

Banque Na/+ionale.de F’m’is

Bord Gais EiremmBord ha’Mona

Canlrell & Codn’ane Group Limiled

Cawley Sheerin WynncCement Roadstone Holdings plc

Central Bmik of h-el:rod

Chase Bank (h’eland) plc

Cilil:):m k N.A.Coras IomlSair Eircann

Coras Trachtala

.l- & E. DaD’Development Capilal Corporation

EOL.’\S, Science & Technology Agent7Educational Building Society

Eleclricity Suppl), BoardFAS

FII l:)’ffes plc

Gallaher (1)ublin) l.+imiledGuimmss Ireland l..imited

lAWS Group plc

Indepenklent Newspapers’LimitedIndustrial Credit Corporation

hndustrial- I)eveh:)pmcnt AuthorityIrish American PartnershiI)h-ish Distillers Group Limited

h-ish Glass plch+ish Indusuial Gases

Irish Intercontinental Bank Limiled

h’ish Life ,’Lssurance plc

h-ish National l’etroleum Corporation

h’ish Sugar plcKingspan

Merck Sharp & Dohme (h-eland) IAd.

O’FkdmrW Holclings LimiLedPenn Chemicals Linliled

Pfizer (2heroical CorporationRadio.Telefis EireannRohan Group pie

Sicon.Limited

SmurJit IrelandTelecom Eh-ean n

"l’o)’ot+~ (h-eland) LimitedTrustqc Savings ]?,ank

Ulster Break Limited

Unilever Management Limited

Wardell Roberts plc

Yamanouchi (Ireland) Limited

Appendix B

S T~FIN G

I. Staff at 31 December 1990

Director:

Deputy DirectorAssistant Director

(Administratiol0 & ,~cretary

K.A. KennedyD. Conniffe

J. Roughan

RESEARCH STAFFCon.~tltant

R~earch Professors

Senior I~’.search Officel~

Re-warch OfficeT~"

Assistant Re.search OfficersRe.~’earch Assistant.~

CI’NEI’L’~ L SER VICISS AND SURVEY UNIT

Exeattive~ and Seoetmies: M. Cagn~, (Surveys), M. Clear}, (General

C~ical Office~

Cleff ca l A ssi.~lanL~

Porters/Me_~sengers

Catering and Cleaning

Staff membel~ on secondmentor career break

Staff members on secondment )~omHealth I~,search Board

7:K[ Whitaker Re~earch Fello~hip

R. O ’Co i’inor

J. Bradle),,J.D. Fitz Gerald, D.F. Hannah

(Head of Sociology and Social Policy),

P. Honohan,J~I. Sexton, BJ. ~qlelan (Head

of Survey Unit)

TJ. Baker; R. Breen, G.Hughes, B. Nolan,I f lR. O Donnell, E. O M: lie), C.T. ~ helan,

M. Wiley

T. Callan, G. Keogfi, P. Murray, J. WilliamsK. O’Higgins~ S. Scott ~- ...

P. Deveret!x, D. McCoy, S. O Riain, A. Wre

Office), A. Clifton (Systems Analyst),

D. Hegarty (Accounts), R. Ma~Carthy (Dat

Processing), M. McEIhone (Editing),F O’Sulli’*~m (Director’s Secretary),

M. O’Sullivan (Assistant Director’sSecretary), M. Rohan (Librarian) ./

P. Browne,J. Bot~"rke, A. Curran, P. Devlin,B. Forde, P. Hopkins, R. Moore, E..P~,er,

B. Clancy, M. Galvm, I.~-

Hughes,

M. Magt~re, P. Nee(Iham

J. Bates.(Head), G. Gm’butt"-~.-Barry, M. Duff)’, C. Gleeson, M. Heeney

(Supervisor), P. l-liney (Supervisor),

B. Nolan, M. O’Reilly, M. Walsh

~tE.W. Henry (Central Statistics Office)

D.B. Rottman (National Center for State, Willianlsburg, Virgin ia)

chell~C~c.ell,.NN. WaVacant at present

2. Other Staff Commitments

A DLIIllber of staff continued to i)el’forlll a Jinliu,~d amoLinl oF teaching in Ihcttniversilit2s and itl olht~r [~)rums of professional or aduh ,~ducation. The staff of the

Institute also p;trl.icip~tcd ix1 a number of national and itlternaliOnal conferenct:s.

R. BREEN

D. CONNIFFI"

,I.D. FITZ GEIL’\LD

D.F. HANNAN

P. HONOHAN

K,A. KENNEI)V

M.F. McELHONEB. NOI..AN

R. O’CONNOR

K. O’HIGGINS

E. O’MALLEY

(1)Memlun; National Accounts~Balance of Payment.¢ Group of

National Statistics Board, Ceatral Statistics Office(i)

I-dito~, Jou,’nal of hish Studies in Inte~Tmtional Affairs

(ii) Member, h~sh National Committee fiJr Study of h~tm’national

Affairs, Royal hqsh Academy.(i)

Member; Advisory Committee of the Shannon Cur~odum

Development Project(ii)

Member; Executive Committee of Irish Finance and AccountingAssociation.

(iii) Council, Economic and Social Studies

(i) Council, .Statistical and Social h~qttity Society of Ireland

(i0 Council, I-conomic and Sodal Studies

(i) Memlmt; Indust~7 Group of National Statistics Board, Central

Statistics" Office

(0 Council, Economic and Social Studies(ii) MembeT; National Distance I-ducation Council, 1989-91

(iii) Membe:,; Royal hqsh A cademy

(i) A’lembcn, Foundation for Fiscal Studies(i)

Memlun; h4sh National Committee for Economic and .Social

Sciences, Royal hish Academy(ii)

Council, Ecnnomic and Social Studies(iii)

Chairman, Swiss hish Business Association ’

(iv) President, Statistical and Social Inquiry Socieq of Ireland

(v) l$’lentb~, Advisory Exp~t Committee on Local Govemtmettt

Reotganisation attd Reform(vi)

ll’le.mbeb Monitoring Committee for North~South FittancialSemdces Project

(i)Conncil, Economic and Social Studies

(i)Memlx;~; Advisory Gro~lp on Income and Wealth (UK3

(iD Joint Editm; Economic and Social Rm)iew¯ " (iii) Mem&’~; Council for Social Welfare (advisoO, body to Catholic

Bishops Confm’ence)(i)

Council, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of heland(i)

Council, Economic and Sodal Sludie_~(il)

Commltlee o~ Family Research, International SociologqcalAssociation

(iil) Memlm~; Committee on Personal Social Services, Mid-Western

Health Board(i)

Member; Working Group, European Science FoundationRegional and Urlmn Restructutlng in Europe (RURE)

\

J. ROUGHAN

.1:]. SEXTON

B.J. WH ELAN

C.T. WH ELAN

M. IAq LEY

(i)Secretary, Economic and Social Studies

(i) Membe.~; hzterdepartmental Group on Popu&tion Pmjection.~(ii)

Committee on Manpozo~" Trend.~, Higher Education Authm~ty(iii)

Chairman, General Medical Services Wodting Group on

Special Itmn.s" of Sin-vice.

(iv) Member; National .Statistics Board, Central Statistics Office

(v) Council, Statistical and Social h~quby Society of Ireland

(vi) b~sh Corresponde’nt, l’Suropean System of Documz:ntation onF~mployment

(i)Member; Scient~c Board on Statistics" for Monitoring the

Situation of Vulnerable Household G~vups i’n the EC(ii)

hish Representative, EC Advisory Committee on Pan

European Panel Study(iii)

l~qetnbtrl; Steetqng Committee, European Foundation NetToork

on Panel Surveo, s(i)

Member; CSO Wmhing Party on the Development of a Czar�us-Based Social Class Scale.

(0 Memlm; Project Management Group for EURODAC, EC

(i0 Cltairrvoman, Health Sm’vices Research Committee, HealthRe2;em’ch Board

3. Fellowships awarded in 1990

In conjunction with tile Irish American Partnership and the Northern h’eland

Economic Research Centre tile following fellowships for post-graduate study

abroad were awarded during the ),ear as follows:

N. D U FI~’

J. McHALEJ. WRIGHT

Noffield College, Oxford, M.l:’hil. in EconomicsHarvard University, Ph.D. in Economics

l..ondon School of Economics, Ph.D. in Economics

ESRI Fellowships for post-graduate study abroad were ;iwm’ded during tile ),car asfollows:

S. CREIGHTON

B. HALPIN

S. SHORTALL

Indiana College, Ph.D. in Sociology

Nuffield College, Oxford, Ph.D. in Sociology

Magill College, Montreal, Ph.D. in Sociology

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Appendix C

RESEARCH PRQIECTS IN PROGRESS AT 31 DECEMBER 1990

(* indicates new projects begun in 1990)

I~vjeets

I ECONOMIC FOREC~LVFhVC, AND MODELLING

Pne$~ll Stage Next Slag~

T.J. Baker Study of curretlt trends i*lS. Scott ih~2 Irish ~¢onollly

Conlirntous Published :is QEC

,I. Bradley An:dysing econonnic growlh: Continuoush’eland 1960-1986.

.1. B~dley F.ur,pean project for a multi° Work ill progre~ Report to DG XIIJ.D. Fqtz Gendd natio01al macrosectoi~l in~lel, on slage VI of January 1991

l.I ER~Ib~ conlt~cl

j.P.t~ldley Medluuu-term economic review aud Continuous Published asi.D. Fitz Get~dd outlook for In’cland MTR

II ECONOMIC GROI~rl71

*R. O’Contlor PI’4pl]I ol)tinfisali.n i. th,: Dala c.llecti.n [nterinl repl)rl IOBz]. Whclan Irish sea fisheries (filr EC) and analysis EC: Man’ch 1991

*R. O’Connol" Re’view of tile aquacullttre ~clc~r I)illll collection Prelinlinary I+d21~)l’l:BJ. %’Vh*~hln ;lnd I*~C~llnnlendlttiotls for its and analysis March 1991.1 a~.. Crutchfield deveh)l)ment

/t ila])’sis of tile domesllc delnilndIbr elecnt4city in h’eland,197,’4-1989

S, Scott Ret4slon in llghl Public:libra inof external ESRI Gene+~dr,21~rec’t; colnlnel~l~ Rt2se;ll’ch ~l.i~.~;

III 7"lie IArI’I~I6VATIONAL I~\tVII~ON~%IF~V’I"

.I. B1~dleyJ.D. I-’itz Gel~dd

The role of the sl/’ttctttf~d ftmds:A n:llysis of 1he consequences fi~rh’dand in the ¢onl~xl ~f 1992

Rel~3rl submitted IO Re~4sion forfimding agencies, publicalionDeceml~n" by ESRI

Reporl Stll)illilled Io Re%’i~ion [’Offimding agencies, publicationDecember hy ESRI

Final report subnlltted Re~qsion Ibn"

to I)ept. of Agriculture, publicationD~:cember I~ ESRI

II

E. O’Mallcy Study of development trends inA. Reyntflds (UCD) the Atlaatlc rcgltms of die ECJ. WilliamsA. Wren

Preparing interimreport

Final re[x~rt toEC: August 1991

*R. BreenG. I~ogh

"E C.allan

Modelling the tel’m Strtlctureof hisb Go’Ceflllllcl|l debt

G. Ilugbes ReSll’UClul’hlg public exllendilui’e:social and other Governnlenl

exl~cn(liture in Ireland 1979-89~lnd prosl~ctive deveh)pment I)fexpenditure on social welfareI ~)0- I t~.94

*B. Nolan

~q PI~IC, F~ AND INCOMF~S

’Vl~ Callan Male-I~nude v.~, gc dil]~rentialsB. Whelan in Ireland

Ibrc)%’iNJOll of fctirelllelll ili£1)liiC~

by i)ri~,’ate and other non-publlcinstilmlons: Ireland (fi)r OECD)

I~,Jw Pay in Ireland

Iql DEMOGIblF# I)’ AND I~llOUR

E Barry (UCD)

J. BcadlcT

R. Breen Education. employnlenl andIraining in the yottthlab,)ill" market

"1~ Call;inB. Farrell

11).~. H;inll:Ul14. Breen

I)evultq)ing conil):ti’~itk’e i’e~l~ll’Chtill education and u~inlng inIhe i’~uroizlean Conlnllltllly

Research inprogrex~

Final relxlrt submittedto Foundalion for Fi~;dStudies, I)el:cnlbcr ll~.10

Internal i’eadhig offirst dr, ill COlullleled

Rel×il’t stlblltilted t+iOepl. of Health.Interllal reading o]’l~t’~;idraft of ESRI i)illz~2i" inprogress

Research inpl’ogl e~,’~

ReI;~ )1’1 ~,ubinilledto OECl)

Rel~ll’t siiblliiltedto NESC

External re fi-reehlgin p rl )gr c.t’;

First draft:Marcb 1991

Publication byFolllldat ioll f(IrFiscal Sludies

Revision in [illhlof OECD conlnienl.f

Pfe l}la f-,l tlo n ofl]rsl dl~ill lifESRI pater

Recision forpublication byESRI

Revision in lighlof conlllielll~

Ctunpielifui ofre.arch:June1991

12

Iq/I ,SOCIAL I~OLIC~’

"ILCall:ml~.NohnB. Whelan

O. Connifl~D. ~XlcCo},,’,I. Morgan

D. Halttlan

S, Shorlall

*P. Murm}’

*K-O’l’ilggi,ls

U ncnl [l]oyillen t, [×)Vel’ly alldpsychok)gi~zal distress

~*~couotuk grid social :hi plit:;ttioTtSof a[lel’n:itke iXltlel+ll$ ofeXlt:nml migf;itlon

[easlblllt)" study fro" an~xtetatlcd slllall ;ire;i

hlfonuation IXL’,e (fill’ C.SO)

.]oim F±XS/F3RI m:mlYower[bl’eeasling pl’og fanlllle(a) Review of manpmeer fi~reca~ting

(b) Analysis of oh;rages inoccupationa] pal let’ns

Quality of thch" e(htc~ltion:,’+dlO01 I+,’I f e I’S’ views of lifeeffectivene~ Of theh" educ;Ition

Pl’OlllOtin~ tXller heldlhdu’oug h lifestyle ch:mge

Families with chl](h’ell in care

M, Wiley

Gone [or printing inGeneral Research Series

Vina] dnlft conlp]etedIbr NVLSC

Pitla[ d t~d’l {t~])repa f~ltion

"1"~¢o interiut reporl.~sttbmltted to DCpLof Health

E~’ternal fde feelngin progres.~

Res¢.’ch in plogrc.~s

A.al~is phase 2 datacmnplcted. Verificati<)il <~fphase I d:ltll c<)nunencing

Ih£blicalion oftelmrt by NF.SC:Fel)i’tl:lr’y 1991

Draft report toCSO: JallUarv 1991

Fit’sl (llafl:~:l)nmry 1991Fh’st draft: mid-1991

Report to EC:l:ehruary 1991

Vill3l report tO

Dept+ o1’ I kmlth:Febnmry 1991

Rex’isio n ill lighto: eXlel’nalrd~:ree’s conltll(:lltS

hlteriln i’e]xlrl toDept. of I-kalth:May 1991

Pr’eliminar }’ an al}’sisof phase I dalli tobe ConIp]l:t or]]Mm’ch 1991

C:lse-Mix Ana]}’sls o1" I h)spilal Third ph;i,s¢2 r’e]zort l)l’Cplll~ltion o]"

Disdlarg~ (tbr VI I1) sobinilted to VI-tl Ph;ise 4 reporl

IX I511+UFS /hVl) ATI77"UI)IL~

Irish section of Etwopean I)altl IX’Oces.+ing i. I~rclhninary rttpol’t

social u’alues study (for progress to EVSSG:

Eul(ipean Values Survey Study Mafdl 199]

Gro.p ( F.VSSG )

Ongoing a¢l~qce and ;l~2ssmenl

Ongoing add’ice and asses,relent

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Appendix D

CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE

CORPORATE MEMBERS

ABBOqTF I.ABORATORIES IREL-,\NI) [:FI)., 70 I?,l"OOndlill Road, Tallaght, I)ublin 24ACCOUNrFANCY& BUSINESS COLLEGE, A.I?,.C. Housc, Little Longford Street, Dublin 2AI)M RINGASKIDD’J; Ringaskidd); Co. CorkAER LINGUS, E O. Box 180, Dublin AirpiH’l, Clfllillstown, Co. I)tablillAER RIANTA, I-lead Office, Dublin Airporl. Co. DublinAGRICUI.TURE, DEPARTMENT OF, AgricuhtH-e House, Dublin 2AGRICUUFUIDkL CREDIT CORPORATION PLC., Upper Hatch Street, Dublin 2ALE.’~L’\NDER STENHOUSE ElM!TED, Iqaddington Court, Haddington Road, Dublin 4ALGEMENE B±M\tK NEDERI~ND (IRE[~M\q)) EI’D. 121/122 SI Stephcn’s Green, Dublin 2DAVID ALLEN I-[OI.DINGS LIMITED, 25 Upper Mount Street, I)ublin 2AI.LIED IRISH BANKS PLC, Bankccntre, Ballsbridge, I)ublin ,IALLIED IRISH INVESTMENT MANAGERS, Carrisl)rook House, Pcmbr,.~ke Road, Dublin 4AMDAHL IREIJ\ND LTD., Swords, Co. DublinANSBACHFR & COMPANV LIMITED, 52 l,ower Leeson Street, I)ublin 2

ARDAGH MANAGEMENT I.IMITED. 14 El), Place, Dublin 2ARDEE COMMUNITYSCHOOI., Ardce, Co. LouthARDSCOIL PHAI)RAIG, Granard, Co. LongfordARTHUR ANDERSEN & COMPAN’I; 49 St. Stephcn’s Green, Dublin 2ARNO’rI’S DUI~,LIN PLC, P. O. Box 406, 12 Henry Street, Dublin I/~qSOCINF[ON OF COMMUNITY & COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOLS. 2 Herbert Avenue,

Dublin 4NFHI,ONE REGIONAL TECI-[NIC~\L CO[A.EGE, The l.ibrar}; Dublin Road, Alhlone, Co,.

Wesline:tlhAVONDAI.E CHEMICAl, COMPAN’~; Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow

B & I Line, P. O. Box 19, 12 North Wall, Dublin 1BAI I.I EBO RO UGH COM M UNITY SCH OO L, Bailieborough, Co. Ca~lnBAKERY& FOOD WORKERS’ AMALGAMATED UNION, 12 Merrion Square, Dublin 2BANK OF IREI~\ND, Head Offcc, I.ower ISaggot Street, Dublin 2BtMNK OF IRELAND, STIDVI’EGIC I’LANNING & MARKETING, I-lead Oflicc, l.ower

Baggot Street, I)ul)lin 2BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, Canada I louse, 65/68 St Stcphcn’s Green, Dublin 2

BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS (IRELAND) LTD., I I I St Stcphen’s Green, Dublin 2BARj\tARDO’S, Chrislchluch Squnre, Dublin 8BARR$’S TEA LIMITED, Kinsalc Road, CorkBAWNBOYVOC~\TIONAL SCHOOl,, Bawnboy, Co. CavanBAUSC]-I & LOMB IRELAND, Industrial Estate, Watcrford

BAYER (IREI.AND) lTD., Industrial Estate, Kill 0" The Gl.’ange, Dtm [zloghairc, Co. DublinBECFON DICKINSON & CO. I~FD., Pottery Road, Dun Lioghaire, Co. DublinBEECHAM OF IRELAND I.IMITED, Long Mile Road, Dublitl 12BEECHAM I.,\BORATORIES I:FI)., Ferry I louse, 48/53 Lowcr Mount Street, Dublin 2BERGER PAINTS IRELAND LIMITED, Malahide Road, Cool,~ck, Dublin 17I?,IMEDA CHEMIC~kLS LIMFFED, Broomhill Road, Tallaght. Dublin 24BLOXHAM MAGUIRE, Government Stockbrokers, I I Fleet Street, Dublin 2TIqE BOOTS COMPANY (IREI~\ND) LTD., 86 Broomhill Roacl, Tallaght, Dttblin 24AN BORD AUFID\NAIS, I I Fitzwilliam Place, l)ublin 2AN BORD BAINNE CO-OP LTD., Grattan !-louse, Lower Mount Street. I)ublin 2

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BORD FAIITE EIRF~’\NN, Baggot Street Bridge, Dublin 2BORD GAIS EIREANN, P. O. Box 51, Inchera, IJttle Island, CorkBORD IASCAIGH MHARA, Crofion Road, Dun [.aoghaire, Co. DublinP, ORI) NA MONA. 76 Lower Baggot Slrcct, I)ul)lin 2THE BORDEN COMPANY l.IM ITED, \Vest End, M allow, Co. Cork

I~,OSE IREI~’\ND B.V., Ca,ricknmcross, Co. MonaghanBOSTON COI.I,EGE, 0’Neill Library, Chestnut Hill, Massachuseus 02167, U.S.A.P,O’I"S COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOl,, Ballymun Road, I)ublin 9BP IREI~\ND LIMITED, BP House, Setanta Place, Dublin 2I~,RAY V.E.C.. I:lorcncc Rt)ad, Bra); Co. WicklowTHE BRITISH LIBIL’\RS; Serials Acquisitions, Document Supply Ccnlrc, Boston Spa,

We0mrby. Wesl Vorkshire 1~q2’4 7P, Qt~,RUCE-SHAW PARTNFJ~.SH IP, 28 I:itzwilliam Place, Dublin 2P.URMAH/C.ASTROL (IREL~MNI)) ISFD.. Alexandra Road, I)ublin IP, WG LIMITED. P. O. Box 1470, Grcenhills Road, ~,Valkinstown, I)ublin 12

(~\I)BURVIRFA~M\tl) PLC, Coolock. I)t£blin 5C.ALOR TEOIL’kN’I)\. :43 Mespil Road, I)ublin ’1CAMBRII)GE GROUP PLC, 62 Lower Bagger Street, Dublin 2CAMPI~,FLI~ CATERING LIMITED, Leas Cross, Swords, Co. DublinCANADA IJFE tMSSURANCE CO.. Canada [.ifc House, 12/I,I I,owcr MOuHt Street, Dublin 2C.ARLOW REGIONAl.. TF.CHNICAI. COLIA:.CE, Kilkcnny Road, Carh:)wI’J. CARROLl+ & COMPANY lTD.. I~.tll’lOll Hall Park, Sandyfi)rd, Dublin 18C&THOLIC SOCD\I. SERVICE CONFERENCE, The Red House, Clonlifft: College, I)ublin 3C&VAN COLLEGE OF FURTHER UI’UDIES. Main Street, Ca~,mCAVAN COUNVI’YCOUNCII,, Courlhouse, Cax-,iHC.’\VtM\t VOC.&TIONAI. SCHOOL, Cullics, CavanCBC, Monkslown Park, I)un l~mghaire, Co. DublinCBF -The h’ish l.ivestock and Meal I?,oard, Clam~’illiam Court. Lower Mount Street. I)ublin 2CENTILg[. BANK OF IRFA~AND, P. O. Box 559. I):une Sm:et. I)ublin 2

CFNTRE FOR IRISH KI’UI)IES, Catholic Univcrsily o[’A.Icrica, Washington D.C, 20064,U.S.A.

CF.RT LIMITED, Lzmsdowne House, Lansdowne Road. Dublin 4CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE OF IRF.I..&NI), 7 Clare Sueel, Dublin 2CHASE P.ANK (IRElekNI)) IJMITFI), 18-21 St Slcphcn’s Green. Dublin 2CIBA/GFJGVAGRO Ifrl)., hldustrial Estate, Watcrfi:)rdCI E. Suzitcgic and Corporate Planning Department. 1,t/19 Crow Street. Dublin 2CICNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF EUROPE, 5 Fitzwilliam Square, I)ublin 2

CITIBANK, N.A., 71 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2CITYOF I)UI31,IN V.E.C., Town Hall, I~,allsbridge, Dublin ,tCIVIl+AND PUBIJC SERVICF. UNION, 72 Lower Lecson Sn’cct, Dublin 2CLrM’.~COURT MANAGEMENT ISrl)., 12 Mcrrion Square, Dublin 2CI.&RE COUNTYCOUNCII,, The Courthouse, F.nnis, Co. ClareH.E.CIASSMAN, 44 I)artmouth Square, Dublin 6

COCA-COIe\ NFI~\NTIC, hldllslrial F~slale, I)r¢~gheda, Co. I.oulhCOILLTE. "I’I:~ORANTA, I.ceson I.aue, I)ul)lin 2COLAISTE BRIDE, Enniscorthy, Co. WcxfordCOI.AISTE CI-IIAIG\IN, Celbridgc Road, I,cixlip, Co. KildarcCOLLEGI~ OI7 ART, COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY (CoACTF), Moylish Park, [JmcrickCOLLEGF~ OI7 COMMERCE, Rathmincs Road, Dublin 6COI.[.EGE OF INDUSTRIAl. REI.ATIONS, The I.il)l.’ar); S:tndford Road, Ranelagh, I)ublin 0

COLLINSTOWN PARK COMMUNI’I~’COI.I.EGE, Rowlagh, Clondalkin, Dublin 22COMBAT POVER’I~’ACF.NCZ 8 Charlemont SIl’ect, Dublin 2COMMISSION OF THE I’~UROI’I~\N COMMUNITIES, 39 tMolesworlh Street. I)ublin 2

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COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERS’ UNION, H:uulnan Buildings, I I / 13 Upper O’ConnellStreet, Dublin I

COMMUNICATIONS WORKE.RS’ UNION, fi75 North Circular Road, Dtablin ICONFEDEIG’~TION O1" IRISH INDUSTRY, Conl~dez-ation House, Kildal’e St., Dublin ,2CONSTRU(’TI’ION INDUSTRY FEDERATION, Federation House, Canal Road, Dublin 6COOLMINE COMMUNIq~’SCI-IOOL, Clonsilla, Dublin 15

COIL’kL [.EISURE (IRELv~ND) LIMITED, 2.5A Bridge Street, Ringsend, Dublin 4COIL, kS TIL,’tCI-ITAIe’t, Merrion I-Izdl, Strand Ro;id, Salld),mount, Dublin 4CORK CITV 1..I BR~tR~,; Gl~, nd P:tl~Lde, CorkCORK CO-OPERATIVE MARTS lTD., P. O. Box 61, Wilton, CorkCORK COUNrI’Y LII?,RARh; Faz-ranle~l Road, Cork

CORK CORPORATION, City Hall, CorkCORK COUNTYCOUNCIL, County Hall, Cork

CO Ra\q41LL I NSUID~’qCE PLC, Russell Court, St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin ,2COUNCIL FOR SOCIAl. ~,VEL.I’3~RE, 169 Booterstown Avenuc, Blackrock, Co. DublinCOUNTY& CITYMANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION, Olaf House, 3%37 Ushers Qua); Dublin 8COW & GATF. WEXFORI) LIMITED, Rocklands, Wexford

CIDklG GARDNER & CO., Chartered Accountants, Gardner House, Wilton Place, Dublin ’2CRH PLC. Belgard Castle, Bclgard Road, Clondalkin, Dublin ‘2‘2

DEFENCE, DEPARTMENT OF’, Parkg[ite, Dublin 8I)EI.OI’I+I’E & TOUCI-IE, Management ConstdtazltS, Ettl’IsfolIt Cclltre, Earlsfort q’crr:lce,

Dublill ,2

DEVEI+OPMENT C~kPITAL CORPOIDkTION I.,IMITED, Dec House, Stillorgan, glackrock,Co. Dublin

DHI+ INTERNATIONAl, (I) LIMITEI), Roh:m Iiidustz’ial Estztte, Dublin I~.DIDDE GID’~PHIC S$’STEMS B.V., IS Annacott)’ Iiidustrial Estate, Co. LimerickDIGITAl. EQUIPMENrl" INTERNATIONAl+ B.V., Ball)’brit Industrial Estate, Gal++~ty

DIMENSION, 14 City Quay, Dublin ,2DIOCESAN EDUCATION CENrFRE, NewtownSllfith, Gal++~WDONNELLV MIRROI~.q I.;I’D., N:t:ts, Co. KildalCI)ROGHEDA V.E.C., King Street, I)roghcda, Co. LouthDUBLIN CORPOtDVI’ION, City Hall, Dublin ’2DUBLIN COUN’I~’ COUNCIL, 46/,t9 Upper 0’Connell Street, Dublin 1

DUBLIN COUNTY V.E.C., Main Road, Tallaght, Dublin ,2,IDUBLIN PORT& DOCKS BOARI), Port Celltl’12, Alexalldtzl Road, l)ublill IDUN & BRADSTREI’]T INTERNNI’IONAL, I-IollJrook House, I-lolles Street, Dublin 2DUNDAI.K REGIONAL TECHNICe~.L COLLEGE. College l.ibz=u’}; Dundalk, Co. Louth

:I~\SON & SON LTD., P. O. Box 42, 80 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin II~kSTERN I-IIL, kLTI-I BOARD, P. O. Box 41A, I James’s Stz’ect I)ublin 8F.DINBURGI-I UNIVEIL.qI’I’V LIBIG~.R’~; George Sqtzare, Edinburgh EH8 91..I, ScotlandEDUCATION, I)EPARTMENrl" OK Marlborough Street, Dublin 1EDUC~\TIONAI~ RESI"-,’~RCH CENTRE, St Patrick’s College, I)rumcondl=t, Dublin 9EIe~NCO, S.A., Dundcrrow, Kinsale, Co. CorkELF.CTRICITYSUPPL’¢ BOARD, ‘27 I.,owcr Fitzwilliam Sll’eet, Dublin 2ELGA WATER TREATMENT I.IMITED, 1 I James’s Terz’ace, Malahide, Co. DublinEM[ RECORDS, 130 Slancy Road, Fingl:ts, Dublin I IEh’IPLO’t%4ENT EQUALI’I~’AGENC$; 36 Upper Mount Street, Dublin ’2ENERG$; DEPARTMENT OF, ‘2‘2/25 Clare Street, Dublin ,2ENrVIRONMENq; DEPARTMENT OF THE, Custom House, Dublin I

EO[~- The Irish Science & Technolog3, Agency, Glasne~’in, Dublin 9ERNST & YOUNG, Stephen Court, 18-,21 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin ,2L.M. ERICSSONS I.[MITED, Athlonc. Co. WestmeathESSO IREI~.ND LTD., Stillorgan, Co. Dublin

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I:.XP~M\1DITI- (IREb\ND) L[MITED, Greenhills Road, Walkinstown, Dublin 12

FANNI E MAE, Office of Housing Policy, 8900 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington I)C, USAFAS - Training and F~ml)loymenl Audmrity. 27/33 Upper Baggot St., I)ublin ,tFAS, Progl~unme Develol)ment, 27/33 Upper Baggot Su’cel, I)ublin .t

FAS, Tl=fining Centre. Garryc;ksdc, Athlone, Co. WestmealhFFJ)ERAT1ON OF IRISH I.]M PLOV1.]RS, Baggot Bridge House, 84/86 Lower Baggot Su’eet,

Dublin 2FINANCE, I)EI~ARTMENT OF. Government 13uildings, Upper Merrion Street, l)ublin 2FINMqCE & PERSONNEL, DF.PARTMENT OF, Policy Pkuming and Research Unil,

Parliament Buildings, Stormonl, 13elfasl BT4 3SW, N. h’clandFINE GAEL I’ART~; 51 Upper Mount SIreel, I)ublin 2FIRST NATIONAl. BUII..DING SOCIICrY, Skehan House, Bootei’smwn, Co. DublinFLOGAS PI.C, Dublin Road. Drogheda, Co. l,outhFMC INVrERN±VrlONAI., Wallingstown, Little Island, CorkFOIR TF~ORANTA, 25/28 Adelaide Road, I)ul)lin 2HENRY FORD & SON 171"1)., CorkFOREIGN AFFAIRS, DEPARTM F.NT OF, 80 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2FULFLEX INTERNATIONAL KrD., Galvone, Roxboro Road, IAmerickF~q:FES GROUP IREI&ND IJMrrEI), I Bereslbrd Street, Dublin 7

GAEIMJNN, 26 Ce;n’m~g Mhuirf’can, I~,aile Adm Cli;idl 2GAELEO I.TD., Little Ishmd, CorkGALIJ\HER (DUBIJN) ffrD., Virginia House, Greenhills Road, Tallaghl, Dublin 2,1GALWAY CORPORATION, City Hall, College Road, Gah~lyGALWAY COUN*I~’COUNCIL, County Buildings, Prospccl Hill, Galwa)’GAI,WAY COUNTY I,IBRARIES, Isl:md House, Cathedral Square, Galway CityGAL\VAY CRYSTAI~ IJMITED, Merlin Park, G:d’,~l)’GARDA SIOCHANA COI.I.EGE, The I.il)hqr)’, Teml}lenmre, Co. Tipl)eraryGARDA SIOC]-I±MNA COMPIJ\INq’S BOARD, ]fish Life Centre, Lower Abbey Streel, I)ublin 1

GH,I.ANI) MACMII,I..AN, Goklenbridge, [nchicore, Dublin 8GI.’\XO IJMrrFA), P. O. Box No. 700, Grange Road, Raddhrnham, I)ublha 16GOLDEN PAGES LIMrrED, St Martin’s House, Waterloo Road, Dublin ,t

GOOD SI-IEPH ERI) PROVINCIAI..ATE I.IBIL,\R\; 55 Eglinlon Road, Donnybrook, l)ublin 4GOODMAN [NTERNATIONAI,, 1,t Castle Sn’eel, Ardee, Co. [xmthGOULI)ING CHEMIC&I.S I,TD., Fitzwilton I-hmse, Wihon Place, Dublin 2GPA GROUP PLC, GPA House, Sh:umon, Co. Cl:u’eGUINNFqS [REI2\NI) ITI)., StJames’s Gate, I)ul)lin 8GUINNI~qS & MAHON. 17 College Green, Dublin 2

HALIDON I,IMITEI), ,13 Fitzwilliam Square, I)td}lin 2HAMII.TON OSBORNI- KING, 32 Molesworth Street. Dublin 2HARVARD CO[.LEGE I.I P, Ib\RY, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, U.S.A.HEDCO - Higher Educalion for Development Co-Operalion, 65 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2HENI,EYCENTRE IREI2kND, 28 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, I)ublin 2HGW PAINTS I,TI).. P. O. Box ,1ft. Sh:mdon Works, Comm(ms Road, Cork

HIGHER EDUC.AT[ON AUTHORIT’I; 21 Fitzwilliam Square, I)ublin 2H[[.I. SAMUEL & CO. (IRELANI)) [TD.. Hill Samuel I-louse, Adelaide Road, Dublin 2HOECHST IREI.ANI) LIMITFA), Cookstown, "12dlaght, Dublin 24HOME FUI:I.S I,IMIrrFI), Norlh Quay, Arklow, Co. Wicklow

IBM IREI.,\ND I.[MITED, 2 Burlington Road. I)ul)lin 4ICI [REI2\NI) lTD., I’. O. P.ox 245A, College Park House, 20 Nassau Street, Dublin 2

ICMSA,John freely I-h:)use, 13 Upper Mallow Street, LimerickINDECON (IRELekNI)), 19 Fitz.williatn Square, l)ublin 2

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INDEPENDENeI" NEWSPAPERS PLC, Group Headquarters, I/2 Upper Hatch Street,Dublin 2

INDUSTRIAl. CREDIT CORPOIL’VI’ION PI.C, 32-34 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2INI)USTRIAI. I)EVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Wilton Park House, Wilton Place, Dublin 2INI)USTRY & COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF, Kildare Street, Dublin 2INNISHMORE COMMUNITYSCHOOL, B:dllncollig, Co. CorkINSTITUTE OF BANKERS, Nassml House, Nassau Street, Dublin 2INSTITUTE OF PUI’,I.IC ADMINISTIL’VI’ION, 59-61 Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4INSUILANCE CORPORATION OF IREI~MNI), Burlington Road. Dublin 4INrFO, 35 Pal-nell Square, Dublin I

IRG PLC, Newbridgc, Co. KildareIRISH BISCUFFS LIMITED, Belgm’d Road, Tdlaght, Dublin 24IRISH CONGRESS OF TIL’\I)E UNIONS, 19 Raglan Road, Dublin 4IRISH CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISKI’ION SOCIETV LTD., Plunkett House, 84 Mcrrion

Square, Dublin 2IRISH DISTII.I.ERS GROUP LTD., P, ow Street Distillery, Smithfield, l)ublin 7

IRISH DISTRIBUTIVE & ADMINISTIGVFIVE TIC\DE UNION, 9 Cavcndish Row, Dublin 1IRISH ECONOMIC AI)VISORS I,IMITEI), 4 Molml Sueel Crescent, Dublin 2IRISH EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION, Marshalsea House, Merclmnt’s Quay, Dublin 8IRISH I:ARM ERS’JOURNAL, hish Farm Centre, Bluebell. Dublin 12IRISH FERTII.JZER INDUSTRIES, Warrington Place, Dublin 2IRISH GI.’\SS BOqq’I.E COMPANY HMITED, South Bank Road, Dublin 4

IRISH GOODS COUNCIL, Ireland House Trade Centre, Strand Road, Dublin ,tIRISH INDUSTRIAL EXPI.OSIVES LTD., 87/89 Waterloo Road, Dublin 4IRISH INDUSTRIAl, GASES LIMFI’ED, P. O. Box 201, Bluebell, Dublin 12IRISH INSURANCE FEDER~\TION, Russell Court, St. Stcphcn’s Green, Dublin 2IRISH LF~,\CUE OF CREI)IT UNIONS, Casdcsidc Drive, Rathfarnlmm, I)ublin 14IRISH LIFE ASSUIL,\NCE PLC, h’ish Life Ccnwe, Lower Abbey Streel, Dublin IIRISH MANAGEMENVl" INSTITUTE, Sand)’ford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14IRISH MARKETING SURVE\"S GROUP LTD., 20-21 Upper Pembroke Street, Dublin 2IRISH MEDIG,\I. ASSOCIATION, 1(1 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2IRISH NATIONAl, PETROLEUM CORPOIL’kTION LTD.. Warrington House, M~unt Slreet

Crescent, Dublin 2IRISH NURSES ORGANISATION AND NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NURSES OF

IREt~\ND, I 1 Fitzwilliam Plnce, I)ublin 2IRISH PENSIONS TRUST LTD., Hill Samuel House, 25-28 Adelaide Rq~atl, Dublin 2IRISH POTATO MARKETING lTD., 4 Mcrrion Square, Dublin 2IRISH PRESS NEkVSPAI)ERS LIMITEI), Tara House, Tai’;i Street, Dublin 2IRISH SHELL LIMITED, Shell House, 20 l.owcr Hatch Street, Dublin 2IRISH STEEL LTD., I-Imdbowline, Cohh, Co. CorkTHE IRISH TIMES lTD., I 1-15 D’Olicr Su’cct, Dublin 2

.[ETRO (Japan Extern;d "l’hqde Organisation), Confedet,~tion House, Kildare Street, I)ublin 2

.JOHN PAUL & CO. LTD., Windy Arbour, Dul)lin 14

.JOHNSON &.JOHNSON (IREI~\NI)) LIMITEI), Bclgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24JONES I.*\NC WOOq~I’ON, 10/I I Molcsworth Street, Dublin 2

THE KELLOGGS CO. OF IREI~XdND, Unit 4, AiI’~mys Industrial Estate, Clonshaugh,Dublin 17

KERRYCOUNVI*YCOUNCIL, R:lthass, Tmdec, Co. KerryKILDARE COUNq~’COUNCIL, St. Mar,v’s, Naas, Co. Kildm’eKILDARE COUNq’\’ V.E.C. Limerick Road, Naas, Co. KildareKILLEEN INVESTMENTS IREI..\ND I,IMITEI), Lexus House, Killeen Road, Dublin 12KILKENNYCOUNTYCOUNCII,,John’s Green. KilkennyKII.KENNVCOUNTV V.E.C., Cashcl House, Kells Road. Kilkctmy

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LABORATORY DATA CONTROl., Buikling 89, Industrial Estate, Shmmon, Co. Clare12\BOUR COURT, Tom Iohnson I’[OLIS(2, Haddington Road, Dublin 4[..AP.OUR, DI’2PARTMENT OF, Davitt House, Mespil Road, Dublin ’lI~%NESBORO V.E.C., Lanesboro, Co. I,ongibrd[.AOIS COUNqW COUNCIL, The Courflmuse, [)ortlaoise. Co. LaoisI~OIS COUN’[Z’ V.E.C., Ridge Road, Portlaoise, Co. l.,aoisLEITRIM COUNq~zCOUNCI[., Courthouse, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. l,citrimLE’rI" & CO. LTD., gatt Strcet, Wcxford

I,EVER BROTHERS I.IMITEI), I~,elgai-d Industrial Estate, Belgm’d, Dublin 24I.IMERICK CORPORATION, P. O. Box 52. City [-la[I, Rutland Strcel, LimerickLISNEY& SON, 24 St. Stcphen’s Green, I)ublin 2

LOC&L GOVERNMENT STAFF NEGOTIATIONS F, OARD, 35/37 Usher’s Qua)’, Dublin 8I.OCTITE (IRELAND) 171"1)., Whitestown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24LONGFORD COUNTYCOUNCII., Count)’ Council Offices, Dublin Road. LongfordLONGFORD COUNTY V.E.C., Vocational School, Battery R,.)ad, I,onglbrdI.OUTH COUNTY COUNCIL, County Offices, I)undalk, Co. Louth

MAGUIRE AND PATERSON LIMITF.D, l lammond lzmc, Dublin 7MARATHON PETROI,EUM IREI~MNI) I.TI)., tMahon Indusu’ial Eslale, Blackrock, CorkMARINE, I)EPARTMENT OF, I,eeson [~mc, Dublin 2MARKS & SPENCER (I REI~ND) LIM ITEI), Unit), BuiMings, 16/17 O’Conncll Street

Lowc=; I)ul)lin 1~’b\llY hM MACUI~VI’E COLI.EGE OF EDUC, AT1ON, South Circular Road, l.imerickM±LSTERFOODS UI’D., 7/8 Harcourt Street, I)ublin 2MATI.OCK Be’uNK LIMITEI), Hesketh House, Portman Square, London WIA ’tSUMAYO COUNTYCOUNCIL, Mountaill View, Castlcbm. Co. MayoMAYO COUNqW [.IBRAR\; Mountain View, Castlcbar, Co. Mayo

MAYO V.E.C., Newtown, Castlcbm; Co, MayoMI~\SUREX (IREI~\ND) 1~1"1)., hldustrial Estate, Cork Road, Watcrfi)rdM I~VI’H COUNT¥COUNC[I,, Count), [-I;dl, Navan, Co. Meat.hMERCK SI IARP & DOt-IME (IREI~XND) I,TD., Ikdl)’dine, Kilshcelan, Clonmcl, Co.

Tippcrar),M I Dt.’\N D I lID\ UFI-I BOARD, Arden Road, Tullamore, Co. Offal)’MMC COMMERCIALS I;[’D., Mitsubishi HoHse,J.EK. Drive, Naas Road, Dublin 12MONAGHAN COUNTY I.IBIL,\R\; The Diamond, Clones, Co. MonaghanMOREI.I.I, I,UIGI, Vialc Tunisia 2, 20124 Milan, ItalyMOUNT OLIVER INSTITUTE LIBRAR’~; I)undalk, Co. l.ottth

MOY INSUI~\TION I.IMITED, 49 Ranclagh Road, Dublin 6MSF UNION, 15 Mcrrion Square. Dublin 2MUNI(;IPAL TECHNICAl. INSTITUTE, O’Conncll Avenue, LimerickMYSON SCANGLO LIMITED, Newcastlcwest, Co. LimerickMcCaXNN FITZGERAI.D, 30 Upper Pembroke Sn’cet, Dublin 2McCONNEI.LS ADVERTISING SERVICE I,IMITEI), McConncll I-louse, Charlcmont Place,

Dublin 2THOMAS McDONAGH & SONS I,IMITED. MerchanLs Road. Galway

.1. & A. MclNERNEY, Huntstown 1 louse, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15

NWFIONAI. AUTHORITYFOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY& HEAUI’H, 27 Upper F, aggot

Street, Dublin 4NATIONAl, COUNCIL FOR I".I)UCe\TIONAI~ AWAR1)S, 26 Molm~jo), Square, Dublin 1NATIONAl. DEVELOPMENT CORPOR~VFION I.IMITED, Wihon Park House, Wilton

Place, Dublin 2NN[’IONAL [RISI’[ BANK TRUST CO. I.IMITEI), 27 College Green, Dublin 2NN[’IONAL REHAP.II,ITATION BOARD, 25 Clyde Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin ,1NATIONAL SOCIAl. SERVICE BOARD, 71 Lower Leeson Sueet, DuMin 2

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NATIONAl. YOUTH COUNCIl. OF IREI.~\NI), 3 Montague Street, Dublin 2NCB GROUP, 48-53 Mount Su-eet, Dublin 2NEODATA SERVICES I3"1)., Bank House Building, Lower Cecil Street, I.imerickNEW IRELAND ASSURANCE CO. PI.C, 12 I)awson Streel, Dublin 2

A. C. NIELSEN OF IREI.AND LIMFI’EI), 36 Merrion Square, Dublin 2CHARLES NOLa, N & SONS I.TD., Devonshire Street West, CorkNORISH PLC, Bond Road, Dublin 3NORTHERN IRELrMX/I) ECONOMIC COUNCIL, 2 Linenhall Street, Belt~slNOWI’HERN IREI~’~ND ECONOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE, 48 University Road, Belfast

P.E. O’I~,RIEN & SONS I.hMITED, Cookslown [ndusu-ial Estate, Tallnght, I)tnblin 24O’CONNOR O’SUI.I,IVAN LTD., 52 Noldltlnll)erland Road, Dublin 4OFFALY COUNq~ COUNCIL, The Courthouse, Ttdlamore, Co. OffalyOFFALY COUN’I~t V.E.C., O’CollnOl- Square, Tullamol-e, Co. Offaly

OFFICE OF TI-IE OMBUI)SMAN, 52 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2OFFICE OF PUBIJC WORKS, 51 St. Stephell’S Green, Dublin 2ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPEI~VFION AND DEVEI.OPMENq. Main

I.ibrary, 2 Rue Andl-e Pascal, 75775 Paris Cedex 16, Fl,’anceORGANON (IREI.AND) ISFD., P. O. Box 937, Farnham Drive, Finglas, I)td)lin 11OUR I..ADYOF MERCYTIL,\INING COl J.EGE, College l.ibrary, Carysfort Park, Blackl-ock,

Co. I)ublil~

PA CONSULTING GROUP, 10/12 l.ansdownc Road, Dublin 4PACI~\RI) ELECTRIC IREI.AND LTD., Airton Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24PAI.MERSTO1ArN COMMUNFFYSCI IOOL, Kennelsfort Road, Palmerstown, Dublin 20

PENN CFIEMIC~’\I~q B.V., Curraghbinn}; Carrigalinc, Co. CorkPEPSI COlA M±MNIUI’~kCSI’U RING (IREI..AND), Little Island, CorkPI-IEI.~kN PRESCOTT & CO., Alton I-louse, Flerberl Street, Dublin 2THE PI IEI.’\N PARTNERSI liP, 38 Dawson Street, Dublin 2PFI [LI PS EI.ECTRONICS I RELAN D LI M ITEI), Newstead, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14

.]OHN PI.A~ER & SONS I.TD., Box 286, 276-288 South Circular Rd., Dublin 8PPI ADHESIVE PROI)UC’,I’S 15I’D., Industrial Estate, Watcrfi)rdPULSE ENGINEERING IRELAND, Dtmmore Road, Tuam, Co. Galway

IGkD[O TEI..EFIS EIRI’L’XNN, Donnyl)rook, Dublin 4Po\II)IO NA GAEI,TACI’FI~\, Casla, Conamm,~, Co. na GaillimheREAD’t~IIX PLC, 5/23 East Wall Road, Dublin 3REI 1ABII..FI’AT[ON [NSTFFUTE, Rosl)’n Park, Saiidymount, I)ublin 4REVENUE COMMISSIONERS, Dublin Castle, Dublin 2REYNOLDS S~STEMS IRELAND I,TD., Ballymount Road, Clondalkin. Dublin 22RGI)ATA, Rock I louse, Main Street, Blackrock, Co. DublinRI lONE POULENC IREI.’~ND UFD. 21 Cookslown Industrial Estale, Tallaght, Dublin 6R[ADA & CO., 28/29 Grafton Street, l)ublin 2R[CHVIEW BROWNE & NOL.AN, Botanic Road, Dublin 9ROSCOMMON COUNTYCOUNCIL, Courthouse, RoscommonROSCOMMON COUNTY V.E.C., Lanesboro Street, RoscommonROSCRI~\ VOCATIONAL SCHOOl., Roscrea, Co. Tippcl,-/ryROYAL & PRIOR COMPREHENSI\rE SCI IOOL, Raphoe, Co. DonegalROYAL COl J.EGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND, 123 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2ROYAL INSURANCE CO. UFD.. I College Green, Dublin 2

ST ANGEI~VS CO[.LEGE OF EDUCATION, The Librar}; [.ough Gill, SligoST BRIG[N’S VOCATIONAL SCHOOl,, I~ehurbet, Co. CavanST CATHERINE’S COI.LEGE OF I-[OME ECONOMICS, The I..ibl~.u’y, Sion Hill, Blackroek,

Co. Dublin

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ST FERGAI.’S PARISH, Franciscans, Killarney Road, B~l)’, Co. WicklowST KILIAN’S COMMUN[TYSCHOOL, Ballywaltrinl, Bray, Co. WicklowST MARY’S, ST JOHN OF GOD BROTHERS, Drumcar, Co. LouthST NESS~MN’S COMMUNIq~’COLI.EGE, Moylish Park, Limerick

ST PATRICK’S COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL, The Liblzw)’, Shannoii, Co. ClareST PETER’S COMMUNITYSCHOOL, Passage West, Co. CorkSAATCI-[[ & SAATCH ADVERTISING, 4 CIonskeagh Square, I)ublin 14SBC IN~]ESTMENT SERVICES L[MITED, Pepper Canister House, Mount Street Crescent,

I)ubliil 2SCOIL MHU[RE, Tile Libi~u-y, Cashel, Co. TipperarySCHOOl.. OF COMMERCE, Mulgxzwe Street, LimerickTHE SCOTI’ISI-I PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, 6 St Andrew Square, Edinl]urgh, EH2 2YA,

ScotlandSIDkLINK UK LTD., Adelaide House, 7 Haddington Terrace, Dun [~aoglaaire, Co. DublinSEARLE PHARb.,L’\CEUTICA[..S LIMITED, Pinewood Close, Bray Industrial Estate, Billy, Co.

WicklowSHANNON DEVELOPMENT, Shannon, Co. ClareSHIELD INSURtMNCE CO. [.TD., 45/47 Pembroke Road, Dublin 4SIPTU, 10 Palmerston Park, RaLhmines, Dublin 6SLIGO REGIONAl, TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Ballinode, SligoSLIGO COUI~FI’Y V.E.C.. Riverside, Sligo

JEFFERSON SMURFIT GROUP PLC, Beech Hill, CIonskeagh, Dublin 4

SMURFIT CARTONS, Tonlegee Road, Coolock, Dublin 5SMURFIT COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION, 126 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2SMURFIT CORRUGATED CASES, Ballymount Road, Walkinstown, Dublin 12SMURFIT IRELAND, Botanic Road, Glasncvin, Dublin 9SMURFIT PAPER MII.I.S, Clonskeagh Road, Clonskcagh, I)uhlin 6SMURFIT PARIBAS B±MNtK LIMITEI), 9,1 St. Slephen’s Green, Dublin 2SMURFIT PRINT, 33 Botanic Road, Dublin 9SOLOMONS, ABRAHAMSON & CO., I/3 Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2-SONY IREI.AND, 82 Broomhill Road, Tallaght, Dttblin 24SOUTH I~\STERN EDUCATION & LIBIG\RY BOARD, Ballynahinch, Co. Down BT24 81)14

SOUTH EASTERN HEALTH BOARD, Lzlcken, Dublin Road, Kilkcnn),SPANISH COMMERCIAl. OFFICE, 35 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2S’I’~MNDARD & POOR’S CORPORATION, 25 I~,i’oadwa)’, NY 10004, U.S.A.STANDARD I.IFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 90 St. Stephen’s Green, Dtablin 2STERLING DRUG (IRELAaND), Kalockbrack, Dungarvan, Co. W:ltci-fordSTOKES KENNEDY CROWLE~; Management Consultanl.s, 1 Stokes Place, St Stephen’s

Green, I)ublin 2SUPERQUINN LIMITED, Entcq~risc House, Blackrock, Co. DublinSYNTEX IREI~ND I.[MITED, Clarecastle, Co. Clare

TANI)EM COMPUTERS, Clifton House, I..ower Fitzwilliain Street, Dublin 2TARA MINES LTD., 162 Clontarf Road, Dublin 3"FARBERT COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOl., Tat-bert, Listowel, Co. KerryTEAGASC, 19 Sand)’mount Avenue, Dublin 4TEDCeMSTLE McCORa~,IICK & COMPANY I.IMITEI), I)tmlcary House, Dun Izloghaire, Co.

DtlblinTELECOM EIREANN, St Stephen’s Green West, Dublin 2TELE~\Ca’~NIQUE [.IMITED, Unit 901, Western Industrial Estate, Dublin 12TEXACO IRELAND LIMITED, Texaco House, Ballsbl-idge, Dublin 4TI-IORSMAN IREI.ANI) LTD., Industrial FLstatc, Dot]ore Road, Droghe0a, Co. LouthTIPPEIL, kRY (NORTH RIDING) V.E.C., Church Road, Nenagh, Co. Tippei~u-y

TIPPERARY (SOUTH RIDING) COUNrI’YCOUNCIL, County Buildings, Emmet Square,Clonmel, Co. Tippcrary

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COUNTYTIPPERARVJOINT LIBRARIES COMMIqT"EE, County Librar}; Castle Avenue,Thurles, Co. Tipperary

TOPTOWER 1JMITED, Access I-louse, l?,romsgrove Rd., ]-Ialesowen, England’I’RALEE COMMUNITYCOLLEGE, Clttsh, Tralee, Co. KerryTRALEE REGIONAL TECHNICAL COl J..EGE, Clash, TIztlee, Co. KerryTRALEE V.E.C., Moyderwell, Th’alee, Co. KerryTRANSPORT SAI~kRIED STAFF’ ASSOCIATION, 7 Gardiner Place, Dublin ITRUSTEE SAVINGS BANK DUBLIN, Main Street, Dundrtml, Dublin 14

UDARAS NA GAEffI’ACHTA, Na Forbacfia, OaillimhULSTER BANK LIMITED, Head Office,/~iO. Box 232, 47 Donegall Place, Belfast BT1 5AU,

N. IrelandULSTER INVESTMENT BANK LTD., 2 I lume Street, Dublin 2UNILEVER GROUP, Harcourt Centre, 33/39 Harcourt Road, Dublin 2UNITED DRUG PLC, 7 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2UNIVERSITYCOI.LEGE DUBLIN, Belfield, Dublin 4UNIVERSITYOF LIMERICK, Plassey House, Limerick

UNIVERSIq~t COI,I.EGF~ SWANSEA, Main Libral:y, Singleton Park, Swansea, WestGlamorgan SA2 8PP, Wales

UNIVERSIq~’ OF ULSTER NI’JORDANSTOV~rN, Facult}; of Busi~aess and Management,Shore Road, Newtownabbey, Co. Antl-im 133"37 0QI?,, N. h’eland

VALUATION OFFICE, 6 Ely Place, Dublin 2VICTORb\ UNIVERSIq~’ OF WELLINGTON, Libra. ry, Pri~Lte Bag, Wellington, New

Zealand

VIRGINIA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, Virginia, Co. CavanVOLUNTARY HEALTH INSURANCE BOARD, VH[ House, 20 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1VOLVO TRUCKS (GB) IJMITED, Wednock l~me, Warwick CV34 5YA, England

WARNER LAMBERT (IREI.AND) I.TD., Pottery Road, Dun l~aoghaire, Co. l)ublinWATERFORD CORPORATION, Cit), Hall, WaterfordWATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL, Arus Brugha, Dungarvan, Co. WaterfordWATERFORD CITY V.E.C., 30 The Mall, Waterford

WATERFORD FOODS PLC, Dungar~tn, Co. WaterfordWATERFORD REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Cork Road, WaterfordWEFA GROUI~, 150 Monunlent Road, Bala Cyn Wid, PA 19004, USAWELLCOME IRELAND LIMITED, Airton Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24WESTERN I-IEALTH BOARD, Merlin Park Regional l-lospital, Galway~VESTINGI-IOUSE ELECTRONICS AND CONTROL COMPANY, 7 Industrial Estate,

Shannon, Co. ClareWESTMEATH COUNq~{ V.E.C., Bridge House, Bellevue Rd, Mullingar, Co. WestmeathWEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL, Count)’ Hall, WexfordWICKI+OW COUNTYCOUNCIL, County Buildings, WicklowD,q LI.IAMS WALI~ER LIMITED, Pau-ick Street, Tullamore, Co. OffalyWORK RESEARCH CENTRE, I I Burgh Quay, Dublin 2THE WORKERS’ PARTV, Dail Eireann, Dublin 9

XTRA-VISION PLC, (-;reenhills Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24

YARI)LEYOF LONDON ISFD., 37 Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ball)’t~rmot Road,Dublin 10

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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS---.."

ARTHURS, Edward; 40 Walkinstown Avenue, ~A1alkinslown, Dublin 12

BARLOW, A.C., B.Sc., M.Sc., Department of Economics, University College, CorkBARRE’Vr, Scan D., M.A., Economics Departn~enl, Trinity College, Dublin 2

*BARRINGTON, "12J., Dargleside, Enniskerry, Co. WicklowP, ARR’L.Iohn P., Pitney Bowes pie, Parkmore Ir, d ystt-ial Estate, Long Mile Road, Dublin 12

*BI.ACK, R.I).C., Ph.l)., 14 Malone Court, l~,clt~tst I~,T9 6PA, N. hclandBONNER, It,-, Secretary, Department of Labour, Davit l louse, 65A Adelaide Road, Dublin 2BOROOAI-[, Vani K., M.A., Ph.D., Department of Applied Economies and Human

Resource Management, University of Ulsteh Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim BT37 0QB*BOURKE,J.V., M.Comm., Ph.D., LI,.D., 22 Forttield Park, Dublin 6*BOWE, Paul G., O.P., St Sa~’ot s, U ) Je Do set St ect, Dublin 7

BO’D~\N, Thomas A., Department of Economics, University College, GalwayBOYLE, Ioe, B.Comm., Golden Vale Food Produc~ Ltd., Charleville, Co. CorkI~I.O\I)I,EY, Finbarr I)., P,.E., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.I)., Dublin Business School, Dublin City

Universit); Glasncvin, Dublin 9BRAI)LE’t; James E, B.A.; B.Comm., M.Econ.Sc., Department of Econonlics, The Queen’s

University of Belfast, Belt~lst BT7 INN, N. IrelandBRAD\; Rev.John M. S.1. College of hldustrial Relations, Sandford Road, Ranelagh,

I)ublin 6BRAD~; Patrick V., Northwest Orient Airlines, 15 Dawson Streeh Dublin 2BRENNAN, Nano, B.A., H.I).E., M.A., M.Ed., Conl~:rc,ce of Major Religious Sut:~eriors,

Milltown Park, Dublin 6

*I~,ROI)ERICK, J.IL, M.Sc., 6 Ailesbury Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4BROWN, Ant\on); 130 Bettyglen, Raheny, Dul~lin 5

*I],UCKI.EY, I):1.; Vice President and General Ma!nager, Merck, Sharp and I)ohllae (helancl)Ltd., I~allydinc, Kilshcelan, Clonmel, Co. Tippet?ary

I’~UITI.EIR, I)onal de, B.A., M.Econ.Sc., I h.D., Flat 15, 38 I-laddington Road, Dublin 4

C.ASEY, J.jerome; [?,.A., M:Eeon.Sc., 55 St l:~urcl)ec Road, Chapclizod, Dublin .90C2\SHMAN, Ailccn, B.Ps),ch., Dip.Ed., .9 Mountainview Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6CAWLEh;James, Cawley Sheerin Wynne, I/2 Upper Hatch Street I)ublin 2C[.~MNCY, Patrick, B.A., M.Ed., Ph.D., Deparuncnt of Social Science, University College,

Belfield, Dublin 4COMISKE\; Most Rev. B., D.D., Bishop of Ferns, Bishop’s House, WexlbrdCONA’P?, Philip 1. B.Sc. H.D.E., Marian College, Lansdowne Road, Dtd)lin 4CONNEI..I~-\N, Liam, B.E., C.Eng., F.I.E.I., I)ireetor Genet,~l, Confederation of h’ish

Industry, Confederation House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2COOK, Geoffrey, M.A. (Econ.), Department of Social Science, University College, Be!field,

I)td)lin 4CORI.EY, Michael, B.A., B.Comm., H.D.E. 3 Four Seasons l)rive, Ttdla Road, Roselevan,

Ennis, Co. Claret ¯CO’I~I’ER, \~,:1., P,.A., H.I).E., Dip.Ed.Man., I atrieian High School. Carrickmacross, Co.

MonaghanCOUGHLAN,J.A., Senior Lecturer in Social Administration, Social Studies Department,

Trinity College, Dublin 2CROMIEN, Scan, B.A., Secretary, l)epartment of Finance, Upper Merrion Street, Dublin 2CUDD\; Michael, M.Agr.Sc., Ph.D., Department of Economics, University College, Galway

DAVIS,Joseph P., B.Comm, M.Sc.(Econ.), 59 Ballinelea Heights, Killi le}, Co. Dt blin*DE~MN, Geoffrey, M.D., F.R.C.P., 39 Nutley Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4 . .

DIL’kNE, Brian, 6 Cherrington Close, Shankill, CO: Dublin

DELANY,.Iames 1., M.A., M.B.A., B.L., 14 Manor Close, Highfieh:l Manor, Ratht~wnham,Dublin 16

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*DEMPSEZ.J.E, B.Comm., LL.D., EC.A., Apartment I I, Ardoyne House, Pembroke Park,I~,allsbridge, I)ublin 4

DOHEWI’Y, James, M.B.I.M., ILA., B.Coln[ll., 7 Pelln)’btlrll Industrial Estate, Derry BT4801,U, N. Ireland

DOLe~N, Ciaran M., 28 Beechwood, Castletroy, LimerickDONNEI.I.’t;J., I)cloitte, H~skins & Sells, Fitzwihon House, Wilton Place, I)ttblill 2DOUGLAS, D:I.A., B.A., M.A., M.C.I.P., Professor and Dircctol; UniversiW School of Rui~l

Planning and Development, Universit)’ of Guelph, Ontario NIG 2W1, CanadaDOWNES, Margaret, B.Comm., F.C.A., LL.D., Directol, Bank of h’eland. Coopers &

Lybrand, Fitzwilton House, Wilton Place, Dublin 2DO~LE, Mar)’, B.A., I’,I.A., 4 Glena)T Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6Do’~q,E. MatHice F., B.A., B.L., Governor, Centi,’al Bank of Ireland, P. O. Box 559, Dame

Street, Dublin 2DOYLE, Rev. Robert, OFM, B.A., B.Ph., S.T.I., ]q.D.E., Franciscan College, Gormanston,

Co. MeathDRUD’~; P=I’, M.Econ.Sc., ~.,I.A., Ph.D., Department of Economics, Trinity College, Dublin 2DURKAN, Joseph, M.A., l)epartment of Political Econom); Universit), College, Bclfield,

I)ublin 4

EGAN, Delnlot, Directoi; AIB pie, Bankcentre, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4

FERRIS, Thomas P., B.A., M.A., 12 Anglesea Avenue, Blackrock, Co. l)ublinFITZGERALD, I)r M., Ballyl~:rmot Child & Family Centre, Ballyl~rmot Road, Dublin 10FITZGERAI.I), Patrick C., B.A., 23 0 Donoghue Avenue, Jallesboro, LimerickFITZPATRICK, Jim, B.Sos.Sc., M.A., Ph.D., 58 Haddington Road, Du|)lin 4FLPd’qAGAaN, P.W., 11 Glasncvin Park, Dublin 11

GAR_RAI-DkN, Michael, 65 Claremont Crescent, Glasnevin, Dublin 11GF-AR’t; Patrick, B.Comm., M.Econ.Sc., Department of Economics, Ma)’nootfi College, Co.

Kildare*GIBSON, N:I., I?~.Sc.(Econ.), Ph.D., Pro-Vice-Chancellor, The University of Ulstel;

University I-louse, Cromore Road, Co. I)crry I~,T52 ISA, N. h-eland*GII.L.M±kN, C:I., M.Sc., 39 Friarsland Road, Dublin 14

GOGAN, Rev. Brian, C.S.Sp., Ph.D., 169 Booterstown Avenue, Co. DublinGOGGIN, [.t. Col. Colman, Officers’ Mess, McKee Bari~e "ks, Dublin 7

I-IAI,I., Patrick A., B.E., M.S., Dip.Stat., Director of Research, Institute of PublicAdmilaist~ltiol~, 59-61 L.all~lowlle Road Dublin 4

I-IANNAN, Eamolm A., A.C.P.A., A.I.C.A., A.C.C.S., D.L.S., Chief Executive Officel,Western Health Board, Merlin Park, Galway

HANNAWA’t; Terry, Bank of Ireland, Corpo~Lte Services l.imited, lx~wer Baggot Street,Dublin 2

I-Ie~aNRAHAN, Des, Areas Marketing I)cpartment, Bank of Ireland, 2 College Green,Dublin 2

I-IAhq~S, EDW±kRDJ., I I Ashleigh Wood, Monaleen, l.inlerickHEALV, Michael, ~bttng Advertising, 64 l.ower Leeson Street, Dublin 2I-1 l.~,kLY, Rev. Sean.l., M.A., Ph.D., Dartry I-louse, Orwell Pk., Dublin 6

HENEGHAN, Philip, M.A., Ph.D., C[-II. Consulting, 2 Kingram Place, l)ublin 2HOGAN, I)eclan, B.A., A.C.A., A.I.T.I., Chartered Accountant, Kenny Mathcws Hogan

Clarke, 35 Borne House, Greenmotmt Office Park, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6*I-IONOI-IAN, W.A., M.A., F.I.A., 109 St Mobhi Road, Gla.snevin, Dublin 9

[-IORe~tN, Brid, Stokes Kennedy Crowle); I Stokes Place, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 9HVNES, J.A., Chief Executive Officer, Mid-Western Health Board, 31/33 Catherine Street,

Limerick

*JENKINS,.lcffery B., M.A.(Oxon.), 20 Ailesbury Drive, Donnybrook, Dublin 4

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JENNINGS, Robert, 128 Buttcrfield Avenue, Rathfarnham, Dubl{n 14

*KAVANAGH, The Most Rev. James, Bishop of Zerta, 181 Swords Road, Whitehall, Dublin 9

KEANE, M.A., M.Econ.Sc., B.Comm., 6 Manor Green, Highfiekl Manor, Radlfarnlaam,Dublin 16

KI’TATING, M.C.P., B.Sc., Ph.D., Department of Sociolog3’ and Anthropology, University ofSalford, Salford M5 4"v~,rl", England

*KEEGAN, Michael F., B.A., B.Comm., D.P.A., F.I.P.M., Corrib, Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock,Co. Dublin

KEHOE, Patrick, B.Comm, D.P.A., M.B.A., B.L., Ph.D., Tt-ade Development Institute ofIreland, 138 Lower Baggol Street, Dublin 2

KELLEHER, Sean D., I?,.A., B.Comm., KC.A., 26 Ardmeen Park, Blackrock, Co. DublinKELL’t; P.G., M.A., A.C.A., 47 Sandford Road, Dublin 6KELL’t; PlailipJ., Cooney Corrigan Kelly, 39 Nordmmberland Road, Dublin 4KENNEDY, Finola, M.A., Ph.D., 12 Richelieu Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4

*KENNY, lvor, K.C.S.G., M.A., LL.D., C,B.I.M., L.F.Mgt.I., University College, Woodview,I/eHlcld, Dublin ’I

KENNY, Penelope, B.A., 12 Temple Park, Richmond Avenue Sotlth, Dublin 6KERR, S.A., M.Econ.Sc., B.Comm., D.EA., 18 Maple Road, Dublin 14KLUG, Harakl R., Austrian Trade Commission, Pembroke Park, Dublin 4

I.EONARD, lalke, 46 v~qlitebeam Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14*LESER, C.E.V., School of Economic Studies, University of L.eeds, Leeds 1.$2 9JT, England

I.EYI)ON, Kevin, M.A., Clos du Val du Bois 6, 1950 Kraainem, BelgiumLINEI-bMN, Thomas P., B.E., B.Sc., Directol; Cenu~d Statistics Office, Earlsfort Terx~lce,

I)ublin 2*I,YNCH, Patrick, M.A., M.R.I.A., 68 Marlborough Rond, Dublin ,I

MEAD-FOX, David C., 11 Ra~yston Road, Roslindale, MD 02131, U.S.A.

MOLONE~; Thomas, Medical l=d~ol~tory Technologists’ ±Lssociation, 29 Parnell Square,Dublin I

MOORE, William, General Managel, - Retail Banking, Agricuhural Credit Corporation,ACC House, Upper Hatch Street, Dublin 2

MORRISSE~: Rex’. Thomas, SJ., College of Industrial Relations, Sand ford Road. Ranelngh,Dublin 6

*MULDOWNE’~; S=I., EC.A., 13 Fortfield Drive, Terenure, Dublin 6MURPH’I; Denis, B.Comm., M.B.A., EC.A., A.C.M.A., Avondale, Navigation Road, Mallow,

Co. CorkMURPHY; MichaelJ., M.B.A., B.Comm., D.P.A., [-Iome Trade Director, Irish Distillers Ltd.,

Smithfiekl, Dublin 7

*MURRAY, C. H., H..D., 6 ~3~shington Park, Dublin 14

McAI.EESE, Dcrmot, P,.Comm., M.Econ.Sc., M.A., Ph.D., Department of Economies,Trinity College, Dublin 2

McCARTH’t; Eugene. M.Sc.(Econ.), D.Econ.Sc., 4 Ailesbury Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4

McCARTH\;John P., A.B., M.A., M.Sc.(Econ.), Waterlbrd Regional Technical College,Cork Road, Waterford

*McC~\RTH’~; PJ., B.A., 6 Inch~dc Avenue, Douglas West, Co. CorkMcCUMISKEY, E.F. Secretary, Dcparuncnt of Social Welfare, Aras Mhic Dhiarmada,

Dublin IMcEVOY,.E J., I~,.Comm., D.EA., 4 Villa Park Road, Navan Road, Dublin 7

*McGARTOLL,J., M.A., 65 Knocknashee, Lr Kihnacud Rd, Goatstown, Dublin 14McGEE, Dominic, 33 Frcderick Suect, Ashficld, New South Wales 213 I, Ausu,~liaMclO\\;John J., B.Sc., B.Comm., D.P.A., M.Econ.Sc., Drumclis, CavanMcQUAID, Christopher D. P., 16 St Dominic’s Avcnuc, Tallaght, Dublin 24

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*NAGLE,J.C., M.Econ.Sc., 9 Winton Avenue, Rathgar, Dublin 6NE\qN, Donal. 8 Taney Crescent. Dundrum, Dublin 14

*NEVIN, Monica, B.A., Ph.D., Htmter’s Moon, Sydenham Vinas, Dundrum, Dublin 14*NOLcMN, Rev.J.R.M., M.A., D.D., M.A.(Cantab.), Depm’tment of Logic and Psychology,

University College, Bclfield, Dublin 4NUN±’uN, Donald, M.Econ.Se., College Leeturel; Department of Economics, University

College, Cork

O’I?,RIEN, Patrick E., 5 The Avenue, Broadale, Maryborough Hill, Douglas, Cork

O C#\OLI~\I, M., 39 Bothar Barton Thoil, Baile Atha Cliath 14O CEARBHAII.I., Diarmuid, M.A., B.Comm., HD.E., Deparunent of Economics,

University College, Galway*O CFL’\RBI-IAILL, T., "Tinode", 113 Roebuck Road, Dublin 1,t*O COFAIGFI, Tomas 12, 114 Ltmdscapc Park, Churehtown, Dublin 14

O’CONNOR, Cathal, I?,.Comm., M.B.S., 1 Sycamore Drive, The Park, Cabinteel); Co.Dublin

O’CONNOR,Joyce, ILSoc.Sc., M.Soc.Sc., Ph.D., Director, Nadonal College of IndustrialRelations, Sandford Road, Dublin 6

*O’DOI-IER’I3; Rev. E. E, M.A., Ph.D., Apt. 5, Donnybrook Green, Dublin 4O’I)ONNELI., Leo, Managing Directol; h’ish Biscuits pie, Bclgard Road, Tallaght,

Dublin 2,t*0 FIONNGHAI~’\IGH, I., 55 Callary Road, Mount Merrion, Co. Dublin

O’GRAI)~t; Maurice, M.Sc.(Mgnl.), I)irector General, h’ish Management Institute,Sandyford Road, Dublin I,t

O’HAGAN, Iohn W., B.E., B.A., M.A., Ph.I)., S.F.’I2C.D., Dcparuncnt of Economics, Trinity

College, Dublin 2O’LKAR’~;jina, Da~T Stockbrokers, 49 Dawson Street, Dublin 2

*O’MAI-ION\; David R, M.A., Ph.D., ILL., Depm-tment of Economies, University College,Cork

O’NEILL, Helen, B.Comm., M.A., Ph.D., Centre for Development Studies, Department ofPolitical Economy, University College, Belfield, Dublin 4

"O NUA[.I.AIN, Labhr:Ls, D.Econ.Sc.. "Kilclooney’, Pollnaroome West, Salthill, GalwayO NUAH?\IN, Ruairi, M.A., Dip.SLat.. 18 |-[ermitage l~wn, Rathfarnham, Dublin [6O’REGAN, Liam, B.A., B.Comm., Ard Ailean, Abbeystrewery, Skibbereen, Co. CorkO’R[ORI)AN, Marius, Research l)epart.ment, SIPTU, l.iberly Hall, Dublin IO’R[ORDAN, William I~, M.Econ.Sc., Room D220, Department of Political Economy,

University College, Beltield, Dublin 4O’SULLIVAN,John C., B.Comm., F.C.A., 58 Cherrygarth, Mount Mcrrion, Co. I)ublin

QUIGLE~; W.G.H., Chairman, Ulster Bank Limited, 47 Donegall Place, Belfast BTI 5AUQUINN, Gerard, 38 Stillorgan Grove, Blackrock, Co. Dublin

REIGER, H.E., Hampton, Middlesex, EnglandROCHE, PatrickJ., B.A., M.A., 4 Pinehill Road, P, angor, Co. I)own BTI9 2SAROUSSELLIER, Marie-Odile, First Secretary, French Embass); 36 Ailesbury Road, Dublin 6ROWAN, Patrick D., B.A., M.A., Patrick I). Rowan & Co., Solicitors, 34 Fitzwilliam Place,

Dublin 2*RUSSELL, G. E., Den~avoher, North Circular Road, Limerick

RYAN, Pierce, Director; Teagasc, 19 Sand),motlnl Avenue, Dul)lin 4*RY±MN, WJ.L., Ph.D., Deput), Governoz; Bank of Ireland, Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2

SADI.IER, Mary, Montfune, Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock, Co. DublinSHANMING, Zhou, Chinese Embass); 40 Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4SHEFA-IAN,John, Sony Music, Unit 2, Carriglea Industrial E.gtate, Dublin 12SHEEH$; Seamus, ILAgr.Sc., Ph.D., Deparunent of Applied Agricultural Economics,

University College, I?,eltield, Dublin 4

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SHERWOOD, Cecil N., B.A., EA.A.I., 10 Cool Kill, Sandytbrd, Co. DublinSHIMIZU, Yoshifumi, Momoyama C, akuin University, 237-1 Nishino, Sakai-Shi, Osako, 588

Japan*SMITH, Cornelius F., "Modeshill". 34 Stillorgan Grove, Blackrock, Co.Dublin

SMITH, Louis EE, D.Econ.Sc., Ph.D., 22 The Ehns, Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4SOMERS, MichaeIJ., Secretary, National Debt Management, Department of Finance,

Dublin 2SPENCER, Jolm E., B.Sc.(Econ.), Department of Economics, The Queen’s University of

Belfast, Belfast BT7 INN, N. helandSWEENE’L Rev. John, S:J., B.A., S.q2I...,Jesuit Centre tbr Faith andJustice, 26 Upper

Sherlzu’d Street, Dublin I

TONER, Thomas C., B.Comm., M.B.A., Chairman, Arnotts pie., 12 Henry Street, Dublin 1TURPIN, Paul, B.A., M.A., 14 Limetrce Avenue, Martello, Porlnlarnock, Co. Dublin

WALSH, Brendan M., B.A., M.A., Ph.I)., Depalunent of Political Economy, Universit),College, Belfield, Dublin 4

WAI~SH, Bro. I,orcan, M.A., H.D.E., St David’s C.B.S., Malahide Road, Artane, Dublin 5WAI~SH, T.K., B. Comm., M.Econ.Sc., F.C.A., 219 Telnpleogue Road, Dublin 6WARD, Rex’. Conor K., B.A., S.T.L., Ph.D., Department of Social Science, University

College, Belfield, Dublin 4*WHITAKER, T. K., M.Sc.(Econ.), D.Econ.Sc., LLD., 148 Stillorgan Road, I)ublin 4

WHITE, Padraic A., B.Comm., D.P.A., Directox, I)resdncr International Fillance, pie.WRIGHT, Gerard A., ILComln., M.Econ.Sc., C.I)ip.A.E, I)h.I)., 5 Hillside I)rive,

R;itht~u’nham, I)ul)lil~ 16

*l.ife Member

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Appendix E

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE4 Burlington Road, Dublin 4.

INCOME AND EXPI£NI)ITURE A CCOU~\rl" I:OR TI-IE )’F-AR I~£NDI:=D 31 DECI£MBF=I~ 1990

1990 1989IR£ IRE IR£ IR£INCOME

G~ztnts:-Grant-In-AidReventle from project~

ML$cellanemt.$ hlcOnte:M embels’ subscriplionsSale of publicationsRent receivable

EXPENDITURESalaries:-

Adminisu~tionResearchSurvey unit administration and

technical staffClcrical and other st:d’fSuperannuation and employer’s P.R.S.I.

Le~s: Transfer to Economic and SocialStudies Accounl

Field Staff Fees

Fellozoships

C.enm’al ExpensesPrinting and stationeryHeat, light, maintenance and cleaning

expensesTravel and subsistenceProfessional fccsPostage, insurance, telephone and

general expensesRent and ratesData processingDepreciation - libl,’ary books

Exce.~s of income over expe~tditure

143,879622,596

147,409221,948230,257

1,366,089

7,980

1,358,109

51,186

16,005

64,634

63,70315,90213,538

52,022227,949

52,63013,380

503,758

986,400785,933

1,772,333

72,49133,76755,845

1,934,436

1,929,058

5,378

132,909547,199

129,948195,908229,900

i 1,235,864

7,980

’1,227,884

45,485

8,763

61,662

46,37210,6308,923

41,731175,051

49,9006,336

400,6O5

1,023,190533,621

1.556,811

40,15336,75243,671

1,677,747

1,682,737

(4,990)

The attached notes ntunbered 1 to 8 form an integz~d part of these accounts and shouldbe read in conjunction therewith.

, Approvcd by the council and signed on its behalf on 26 March 1991.

T. O’COPAIGH D. NEVIN J. ROUGHANMembers of Council Secretary

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4 Burlington Road, Dublin 4.

(A compan), lit’nited by guarantee ancl not. having a Share Capital)13A IJ~NCI:" SI-II,~ET AS A 7" 31 DECI~MIJER 1990

FIXED ASSETS

Tangible assets

CURRENT ASSETS

Stocks of stationer)’Slocks of printed materialsStmdry debtors and prcpa),menl~

CURRENT LIABILITIESStllldl’y Cl’cditors ~lI1(I accrued expensesBank twerdfat~

NET CURRENT I.IAI~.II.ITIES

TOTAl.. NET I..IABILITIF~S

Represented 1.3,:Accumulated Fund (Adverse)

1990IR£

200

250133,420

129,71128,970

IR£

3,868

133,870

158,681

24,811

20,9’t3

20.943

1989IR£

150

30092.737

91,44923,947

IR£

3,868

93,187

115.396

22,209

18,341

18,341

The ~ltt:lcht~d nottts ntlmbcred 1 to 8 t~.)1"I]] ~ln illlt:gr~t] part of thcse acCOtllllS al]d shouldbc read ill ¢oiIjunctioll therewith.

Approved b)’ the council and signed on its behalf on 26 March 1991.

T. O’COFAIGH D. NEVIN J. ROUGI-I±MNMembers of Council Secretary

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THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

4 Burlington Road, Dublin 4.

NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1990

I. Accounting Policies and Convention(a) B~sis of Accoun ts:

The 6nancial statelnenl~ arc pl*epared under the historical cost coiiv~ntiozl,

(b) Depreciation:(i) Assels acquired prior to 31 December 1974 have now been fully depreciated

leaving the following residual ~dttes.tREI

Furniture, fittings and equipment 3,472 ILibrar)’ Books 396 I

--I(ii) Assets acquired since 31 I)ecember 1074 are depreciated at 100% per,

annum, sul)ject to note 7 below.

2. Thng~ble AssetsEquipment.Fixtures & Lil:)rar ,v

fittings books TotalI1~ IR£ I1~

Cost: IAt begin ning of year 107.278 130,036 237,314 iAdditions - 13,380 13,3801

At end of year 107,278 143,,t 16 250.694 1

Accumulated Depreciation:At beginning of year 103.806 129,640 233,446 iProvided in )’car - 13,380 13,380 i

At end of year 103,806 143,020 246,826

Net book value at beginning of ),ear "1,472 396 3,868

Net book ~dtle at end of ycar 3,472 396 3,868

3. Debtors and Prepaid FxpensesThis amount is comprised of:-

Revenue fi’om projectsOIher debtors and prepaid expenses

IRE

98,49234.928

133,420

4. CreditorsandAccruedExpensesPAYE and PRSI fin" I)ecembcr 1990Other creditors and accrued expenses

47,9608 ,751~

129,7111

5. Taxation IThe company is exempted from liabilit), to corporation t.’LX under Section I I (b) of theICorporation Ti~x Act 1975.

3O

6. AccumulatedFu~ld

Balance ,as :it 31 December 1989 (Advcrsc)Ded~tct: Excess of income over expenditure I"o1" yearAdd: Econonlic ~llld Soci*’l] Sludies Account ~llnOllllt writtell

off for year.

Balance as at 31 I)eccmber 1990 (Adverse)

1990 1989IR£ IR£

18,341 5,3715,378 (4,990)

7,980 7,980

20,9,t3 18,341

7. Compltter and Offic.e SystemsThe company has received a gift of a COml~ulcr and office systems fI’onl E.S.R.I. 25th !anniversary fired. While receipt of this equipment has been recorded on the asset [

register of the compan)’ the gift and equivalent depreciation has not been rellected ineither the baltmce sheet or the income and expenditure account, iProvision for the repl.’leement of the computer and ~lll}r necess;iry ~lccessol’ies is iio[ i

being made in these accounts, i

8. E.S,R.I. Standing Committee on FttndingStanding committee on funding has been formed to secure financial support fcomthe bllsiness community for Institute activities including the development of researchcentres at time Institute. Conside~zttion is currently being given to.the t11aniler in whichthese ftmds will be managed mid accotmted for with a view to ensuring that they areutilised for the l)nrposes stated.As at 31 December 1990 the standing committee will report the following position:

IR£Funds rcceivcd 196, I 15

Funds allocated 90,000Funds not yet allocated 106.115

196,115

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4 Burlington Road, Dublin 4.ST~ITEMI~\rl" OF SOUHCJ" AND APPIdCeI’I70N OF FUNI)S

FOR THF~ YI~t R FNDFd) fl I DECF~M BI:’,R 1990

SOURCE OF FUNDSSixrl)hts tbr tile )’eaJ

Acljustment for items not involving themovement of fttulds:

DepreciationJncre~lsc in crcditors

APPLICe\TION OF FUNDS

Ptwchase of tangible assetsEconomic and Social StudiesIncrease iil stocksIncrease in debtorsDecrease in ¢re(litors

i MOVEMENT IN NET LIQUID FUNDS

I Net liquid filnds comprise cash and bankbalances less bank overdrafts.

1990IR£5,378

13,38038,262

13,3807,980

40,683

IR£

57,020

62,043

(5,023)

1989IR£

(4,990)

6,336

6,3367,980

1006.5993,548

1,346

24,563

(23,217)

REPORT OF THE AUDITORS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITU:I’E

i,A,t¢ ]lave exalllined the allll~.xc(I balance sheet and JtlCOlllC [111(I expenldittli’e accottnl OI~

the compat~y and have obtained all file ixlformation and explaulations which Io the bestof our knowledge and belief wet~ necessary Ibr the pur])ose of our audit.

In our opinion proper books of account have been kept b)’ the couupanly, so far as

appears from our exaullination of those books, and the balance sheet and inconle andexpculditux’c accounit are in agJ’cc]u~c]lt with thos~ book.s ol’accotltlt.

In ollr opinion ;llld to tile best o1" otur ii~lbrila~ltion and according to the expklnations

given to us, the accounts give the information required by the Companies Acts, 1963 to1990, in the manner so required, and the balmace sheet and income and expenditure

account, respcctivcl)’, give a true and fair view of tile company’s .’fffairs as at 31 December1990 and of the excess of income over expenditure for the }’eat- ended on that (late.

April 5th 1991 Bastow Charleton

Charlered Accmtnla~ds

Marine House,

Claiiwilliam Court,Dublin 2.

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Contributions received during the period ended 31 December 1990T~ixation leCovercd on dcccls O[’COVCilatltBank Deposit Interest

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

25th ANNIVERSARY FUND

SUM~LRY RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE FIVE YEARS ENDED

31 DECEMBER 1990

1986-1990[K£

219,68843,33214,837

277,857

F..~pendi tureComputer and o[’ficc systems equipment[nsmlhztion and IrainingMiscellaneous Charges

Balance being cash at &ink 31 December 1990

262,64014,891

326

277,857

ACCOUNTANTS REPORT

~V’.~ ha’co c×ilnlincd the al)ovc receipts and i)il)’liit:lll.S ilCCOUll[ alld ’.vt~ toni]ill1 that it is ill

agreeinent wilh the books of account of the fund.

Bast mv CharletonCharlo’ed AccmoltantsMarine House,Clanwilliam Court.Dublin 2.

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