Here are the notes for lecture 2, Here are the slides in 2*2 format. Apologies that there's no recording. Please […]

Here are the lecture notes for the last lecture, and below is a recording of the lecture. Remember, email if […]

Image by Sarah Parrott via Flickr A recording of lecture 10 is here. Also, drop Darragh an email if you'd […]

Get the lecture notes here, and a recording of the lecture is here. From Michael Taft's blog, which is excellent, […]

Some advice on writing from mathematician Paul Halmos: The basic problem in writing mathematics is the same as in writing […]

Abstract. This paper studies the age distribution of firms in Ireland from 1961 to 2009 using data on over 159,000 […]

In this lecture, we looked at the workings of the ECB, the economics of monetary integration, and went over the […]

I'm not the world's biggest rap fan, but this is brilliant.

Ian Wright is a researcher who combines non standard economic thinking with statistical mechanics and Mathematica simulations to draw out […]

I'm nominated in the education category longlist. Click the image below to see the other nominees, scroll down for the […]

The Irish Society for New Economists, ISNE, is having its annual conference in NUI, Galway on October the 3rd. Martin […]

Image via Wikipedia Here's a talk I gave today at the Wolfram Research Mathematica Symposium at TCD, based on my […]

Image via Wikipedia NCB released its latest report on the services sector, and the report contained two really interesting graphs, […]

Gerard at Turbulence Ahead posts a nice piece of news that a school in Dublin is to give it's students […]

Click below to listen to Dr Stephen 'Absolutely-Context-Irish Times' Kinsella, Gerard O'Neill, and Ray Hammond spout off to Rachel English […]