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Farmers pessimistic on bovine TB eradication - ESRI

RTE 16 Feb 2026
Action by farmers in schemes to eradicate bovine TB depends on their confidence that the measure will succeed, according to research by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) ... The ESRI said ...
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Leon Armantrout, Redlands architect who designed Esri expansion, dies at 91

Redlands Daily Facts 16 Feb 2026
Leon Hines Armantrout, a Redlands architect whose work includes the Esri campus, Redlands First United Methodist Church, the Redlands Medical Center building and the Prospect Park Theater, has died.
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ESRI to continue as Women in Finance data partner (Department of Finance of Ireland)

Public Technologies 13 Feb 2026
) Press release ESRI to continue as Women in Finance data partner ... ESRI awarded data partner contract following procurement process €50,000 in Government funding for the Charter announced by Minister Robert Troy in January 2025.
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Irish men far more likely to use advanced digital skills at work than women, ESRI says

The Irish Times 11 Feb 2026
Men in Ireland are more than twice as likely as women to use advanced digital skills at work, according to new research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) ... “Job and sector differences explain only part of the gap,” the ESRI said.
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Ireland has Europe's biggest digital skills gender gap - ESRI

RTE 11 Feb 2026
A new study from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found that Ireland has Europe's largest gender gap in advanced digital skills use at work ... ESRI–Block W Joint Research Programme.
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Auction process often results in buyers overbidding for properties, ESRI study finds

Irish Independent 09 Feb 2026
The odds are stacked against home­buyers when a property is being auctioned, according to a new study. .
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Process of buying home leads to overbidding - ESRI

RTE 09 Feb 2026
The process of buying a home in Ireland leads to overbidding and creates delays after sales are agreed causing stress for purchasers, a new study from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found.
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Esri Earns ISO Certification, Reinforcing Commitment to Data Security

Business Wire 29 Jan 2026
REDLANDS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Esri, the global leader in location intelligence, has received ...
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Gamblers almost twice as likely to develop problem if they begin as children, ESRI finds

The Irish Times 27 Jan 2026
A study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) found that two-thirds of Irish people under the age of 18 have gambled ... The ESRI concluded that childhood gambling experiences “strongly predict” problem gambling as an adult.
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