This blog began on December 2nd 2008. Many thanks to all contributors and commentators for building this site into a useful forum for the analysis and discussion of topics relating to the Irish economy (and beyond).
This blog began on December 2nd 2008. Many thanks to all contributors and commentators for building this site into a useful forum for the analysis and discussion of topics relating to the Irish economy (and beyond).
18 replies on “First Birthday”
Congratulations to all involved!
Many thanks for the platform and continued success in the future.
“The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, the fifth teaching others” …. Solomon Ibn Gabriol
Go maire sibh i bfad.
Congratulations on a job well done. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely – happy birthday for all your excellent work. I am doing my best to get more compliance/risk folk to read this excellent blog so that they can take account of wider issues in their day jobs.
Congrats on setting up the site and your consistent seeding of the site with up to date issues.
Congrats, and thanks for the useful and informative forum.
B Peter
A great success in my view. Congrats to Phillip et al.
Yes, well done. A hugely valuable addition to the web. Congrats Philip
Well done to all. Keep up the good work.
A very happy first birthday.. let’s hope you have plenty more ! It’s a treasure trove of ideas on topical concerns.
A wonderful resource, despite the horse-frightening tendencies of many contributors 🙂
Congratulations all!
A useful weapon to demonstrate that economics has relevance in Ireland.
Well wielded by some contributors and principals.
Philip, Karl et al
Thankyou very much and happy birthday. This is a fantastic resource of information and opinion.
George
Agree with all the above. Things may get even more lively in your second year!
Congratulations Philip and likewise to all who take the time to contribute!
It is great that the official contributors keep contributing despite their workloads. The pointers to interesting external articles, reports and studies are very informative. This is certainly the most effective use of Web 2.0 technology for the dissemination of ideas that I have seen.
Thank you to all who provide such enlightening contributions. Although it’s unfortunate that such a blog should be necessary, it is most welcome.