The Northern Irish peacemaker had a background in co-operative values from his work with credit unions
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Show filtersCFCFE research suggests tips for credit unions hosting online AGMs
The briefing paper looks at ways to identify and resolve compliance issues
CFCFE research prize goes to Cork researchers
The team from Cork University Business School will present their findings next year
Irish parties and co-op policy
As talks continue to create Ireland's next coalition government, Patrick Doyle says co-operators should use party…
Centre for Community Finance Europe launches Credit Union Research Prize
Entries are open to doctoral and post doctoral researchers
Irish credit unions embark on digital transformation
Capital Credit Union, Credit Union Plus and Tullamore Credit Union are adopting fintech software from Temenos
Interview: Erskine Holmes, a born co-operator
Co-op News talks to a stalwart of the co-op movement to mark his 80th birthday
Ireland’s first co-housing project looks for finance
The project was inspired by Lilac, a successful housing community in Leeds
Row continues over milk prices paid by Irish co-ops
'Co-ops must send a clear signal to farmers that they will hold the milk price to…
The co-operative movement and its role in the ‘Irish Question’
Co-operatives facilitated the adoption of new technologies throughout Ireland's rural economy.
The long slow road to Irish co-op reform
The sector has been crying out for legislative change – but what form will this take,…
