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- Dr Aoife Ni Lochlainn (Policy Analyst, TASC)
- Dr Sheila Killian (Dept. of Accounting and Finance, UL)
- Dr Tom Healy (Director, CERU)
- Dr. Colm O'Doherty (Dept. of Applied Social Studies, IT Tralee)
- Dr. Donal Palcic (Dept. of Economics, UL)
- Dr. Eoin Reeves (Dept. of Economics, UL)
- Dr. Jim Stewart (School of Business, TCD)
- Dr. John Barry (School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy, QUB)
- Dr. Michelle O'Sullivan (Jim Kemmy School, UL)
- Dr. Nat O'Connor (Director, TASC)
- Dr. Proinnsias Breathnach (Department of Geography, NUIM)
- Dr. Stephen Kinsella (Dept. of Economics, UL)
- Manus O'Riordan (former Chief Economist, SIPTU)
- Marie Sherlock (economist, SIPTU)
- Michael Burke is former senior international economist with Citibank in London
- Michael Taft (Research Officer, Unite)
- Paul Sweeney (Economic Advisor, ICTU)
- Peter Connell (TCD)
- Professor David Jacobson (School of Business, DCU)
- Professor Gerard Hughes (School of Business, TCD)
- Professor James Wickham (Department of Sociology, TCD)
- Professor Peadar Kirby (Dept. of Politics & Public Administration, UL)
- Professor Sean O Riain (Department of Sociology, NUIM)
- Professor Terrence McDonough (Dept. of Economics, NUIG)
- Sara Burke (journalist and policy analyst)
- Sinéad Pentony is Head of Policy at TASC
- Tom McDonnell (Policy Analyst, TASC)
- Tom O'Connor (lecturer in economics, Cork Institute of Technology)
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