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    Towards an intersectoral all-island network for circular bioeconomy entrepreneurship
    (University College Cork, 2025) Reynolds, Orlagh; Irish Research Council
    This report presents findings from an all-island study exploring opportunities, challenges, and collaborative pathways for inclusive circular bioeconomy entrepreneurship. Funded by the Irish Research Council under the New Foundations scheme and developed in partnership with the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) and Ulster University, the project supports policy development for an inclusive and sustainable bioeconomy transition aligned with key national and EU priorities. Findings are based on 15 interviews and an intersectoral workshop with circular bioeconomy entrepreneurs working across Ireland. Despite policy commitments in both jurisdictions to enhanced entrepreneurial action, significant challenges remain.
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    Men's sheds and the Sustainable Development Goals: Local responses to global challenges
    (Centre for Co-operative Studies, University College Cork, 2022-12) Power, Carol; O'Callaghan, Alannah; Kenny, Michelle; O'Connor, Ray; Irish Research Council
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    Credit union social impact measurement and reporting: Realising the potential
    (Centre for Community Finance Europe, in collaboration with Liverpool John Moores University, 2020-11) McCarthy, Olive
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    Financial inclusion among social housing tenants
    (Cluid Housing and the Housing Finance Agency, 2021-06) McCarthy, Olive; Faherty, Mary; Byrne, Noreen; Carton, Fergal; Clúid Housing, Ireland; Housing Finance Agency, Ireland; University College Cork
    This research report examines access to and use of mainstream and alternative financial services by social housing residents in Ireland, with a focus on savings and credit.
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    The economic and societal importance of the Irish suckler beef sector
    (University College Cork; Cork University Business School; Irish Farmers’ Association, 2018) Hennessy, Thia; Doran, Justin; Bogue, Joe; Repar, Lana; Irish Farmers’ Association