Niall Farrell
@niallfarrell.bsky.social
Energy and Environmental Economist, @esri.ie. Adjunct: TCD.
Member: Young Academy Ireland.
Podcast: "At the Margin".
Music fan. Personal account - views and bad jokes are my own.
Member: Young Academy Ireland.
Podcast: "At the Margin".
Music fan. Personal account - views and bad jokes are my own.
49c coffee at Mr French off Pearse St. Fair play for effective marketing, it's a hidden cafe that is surely on the radar for many students now. I wonder how that translates into regular custom. If their coffee is better I can imagine some may go out of their way in future.
September 26, 2025 at 12:18 PM
49c coffee at Mr French off Pearse St. Fair play for effective marketing, it's a hidden cafe that is surely on the radar for many students now. I wonder how that translates into regular custom. If their coffee is better I can imagine some may go out of their way in future.
Some risky investment advice in squid game
January 9, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Some risky investment advice in squid game
Just walking out the door of the office and, dropped on the floor in front of me, I saw a sign that the Christmas season was well and truly upon us
December 9, 2024 at 6:41 PM
Just walking out the door of the office and, dropped on the floor in front of me, I saw a sign that the Christmas season was well and truly upon us
In Paris today for an @IEA workshop on the "affordability and social impacts of clean energy transitions". Will be speaking about some @ESRIDublin work that relates to the debate.
March 21, 2024 at 10:40 AM
In Paris today for an @IEA workshop on the "affordability and social impacts of clean energy transitions". Will be speaking about some @ESRIDublin work that relates to the debate.
Inflation not over yet. Philip Lane of @ecb speaking at @ESRIDublin today. 2024 will likely bring wage increases and demand recovery. Market forecasts not necessarily accounting for these factors
December 20, 2023 at 3:41 PM
Inflation not over yet. Philip Lane of @ecb speaking at @ESRIDublin today. 2024 will likely bring wage increases and demand recovery. Market forecasts not necessarily accounting for these factors