Tricia Keilthy's guest appearances

Tricia Keilthy

Rory Hearne's Reboot Republic -  Tortoise Shack Media 

Social Justice Matters

Orla Hegarty

Michael Byrne

Emmet Kirwan

Wayne Stanley

Tanya Ward

Ken Foxe

Bernard Joyce

Tom McDonnell

Michael McCarthy

John Harris

Dawn Foster

Ann Pettifor

Ben Phillips

Paul Sweeney

Patricia King

OwlTail

Tom McDonald

This Reboot Republic podcast discusses what should be in Budget 2022 with Dr Tom McDonald of the Nevin Economic Research Institute and Dr Tricia Keilthy, Head of Policy, St Vincent De Paul. They outline what should be done to address key issues of poverty and inequality, and the economic analysis of where the economy is going and what should be done in Budget 2022. Tom is critical of the proposed tax cuts that could be better used to invest in childcare, while Tricia points out the need to address child poverty. We also discuss tax justice, a semi state public home building agency and poverty proofing Budgets.Help this podcast keep going by joining us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

This Reboot Republic podcast discusses what should be in Budget 2022 with Dr Tom McDonald of the Nevin Economic Research Institute and Dr Tricia Keilthy, Head of Policy, St Vincent De Paul. They outline what should be done to address key issues of poverty and inequality, and the economic analysis of where the economy is going and what should be done in Budget 2022. Tom is critical of the proposed tax cuts that could be better used to invest in childcare, while Tricia points out the need to address child poverty. We also discuss tax justice, a semi state public home building agency and poverty proofing Budgets. Help this podcast keep going by joining us at <a href="http://patreon.com/tortoiseshack" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/tortoiseshack</a>

155. Invest not Tax Cuts: Budget 2022 with Dr Tom McDonald & Dr Tricia Keilthy

The public service cost of not addressing the causes of poverty is estimated at between €3 billion and €7.2 billion per year.  This report, the Hidden Cost of Poverty, Estimating the Public Service Cost of Poverty in Ireland, highlights what is behind these numbers.  In looking behind those headline numbers, the report delves into the costs associated with reduced health outcomes for people in poverty; educational disadvantage; housing supports; welfare supports; supports for children and families; and the cost to the justice system and emergency services.  It's well worth checking out. In this episode of our SJI Interviews series, Colette Bennett is joined by Dr. Tricia Keilthy, Head of Social Justice with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul who commissioned the report, and Dr. Micheál Collins, Assistant Professor of Social Policy at the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, in UCD who conducted the research and wrote the report. 

The public service cost of not addressing the causes of poverty is estimated at between €3 billion and €7.2 billion per year.  This report, the Hidden Cost of Poverty, Estimating the Public Service Cost of Poverty in Ireland, highlights what is behind these numbers.  In looking behind those headline numbers, the report delves into the costs associated with reduced health outcomes for people in poverty; educational disadvantage; housing supports; welfare supports; supports for children and families; and the cost to the justice system and emergency services.  It's well worth checking out. In this episode of our SJI Interviews series, Colette Bennett is joined by Dr. Tricia Keilthy, Head of Social Justice with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul who commissioned the report, and Dr. Micheál Collins, Assistant Professor of Social Policy at the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, in UCD who conducted the research and wrote the report.

33. SJI Interviews Ep17: The Hidden Cost of Poverty with Dr. Tricia Keilthy and Dr. Micheál Collins