So well deserved @cmkayanan and a great opportunity to build on @IrelandMetro project and policy collaborations. And @UCD_Geography gets to keep you as a colleague! Win-win for everyone thanks to @IrishResearch
London's bridges are falling down: how politics has failed the capital's crossings - commentary on necessary versus vanity infrastructure in The Observer @irelandmetro https://t.co/RHlhBbLfyb
Thursday 18th February 1-2pm - The social economy and urban regeneration. Latest in our @ucd_geography seminar series and delighted to welcome an excellent colleague to the school, Prof Brendan Murtagh from @PlanQUB. Why not join us with your coffee and a sandwich!! @geogsocire
Shout out to local councillors in Ireland, check your email for a survey link from us. Interested in your views on the National Planning Framework, RSES's and how they impact on local governance and your area. @LGiUIreland @niamhmcherry@NWAssembly@EMRAssembly@SouthernAssembl
For those of you who missed our 30 minute seminar earlier this week you can watch it now via @YouTube@irelandmetro Cities under lockdown: Public health, urban vulnerabilities and neighbou... https://t.co/LWzayyR428 via @YouTube#lovegeography@geogsocire
Some very interesting views from David Minton of @NWAssembly on regional development, including how remote working is no silver bullet and how much of a disadvantage Ireland's centralised nature of public administration is to the West.
Post-Covid sign of things to come?
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Nicely put: "Without geography, the world and how it fits together is a mystery. Geography is a skill and vision that opens the door for learners to better understand the interconnected world around them." https://t.co/AP6j1mtyog
The mass exodus of office workers is changing the face of Dublin - and squeezing the businesses that depend on them. Kim Bielenberg asks if it is likely to be a permanent development, and what that would mean
https://t.co/kBYi3tJcL1
"How do we make cities that are focussed on quality of life, tackling inequalities and promoting health and wellbeing?"
@ucl Professor @john_tomaney tells @RichardNETimes that we need a new model of economic development that can answer this question - https://t.co/HKx396rEyQ
My thoughts on urban development and the impact of Covid19 as told to the @sundaybusiness - thinking spatially is important across the economy and for the recovery @UCD_Geography@geogsocire@ucdsocscilaw
https://t.co/grHE0C8heH