Report

McNamara, Eoin and O'Mahony, Desmond and Murray, Aisling (2020) Design, instrumentation and procedures for Cohort ‘08 of Growing Up in Ireland at 9 years old (Wave 5). Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

Murray, Aisling and McNamara, Eoin and Murphy, Daraine and O'Reilly, Caoimhe and Neary, Martha and James, Oscar (2020) The Growing Up in Ireland Child Cohort come of age: review of the literature pertaining to the 17/18 year wave. Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

Smyth, Emer and Murray, Aisling and McNamara, Eoin and O’Mahony, Desmond and Nolan, Adam and Duggan, Brendan and Shaw, James (2022) Growing Up in Ireland. Research needs for wave 5: age 25. Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.

McNamara, Eoin and Murphy, Daraine and Murray, Aisling and Smyth, Emer and Watson, Dorothy (2020) Growing Up in Ireland: the Lives of 17/18-year-olds. Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

O’Mahony, Desmond and McNamara, Eoin and McClintock, Rebecca and Murray, Aisling and Smyth, Emer and Watson, Dorothy (2021) Growing Up in Ireland: The lives of 20-year-olds: making the transition to adulthood. Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.

Murray, Aisling and McNamara, Eoin and Williams, James and Smyth, Emer (2019) Growing Up in Ireland: the lives of 5-year-old. Infant cohort, report 9. Dublin: Stationery Office.

McNamara, Eoin and Murray, Aisling and O'Mahony, Desmond and O'Reilly, Caoimhe and Smyth, Emer and Watson, Dorothy (2021) Growing Up in Ireland: the lives of 9 -year-olds of cohort '08. Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.

Murray, Aisling and Smyth, Emer and Kelly, Linda and O'Reilly, Caoimhe and McNamara, Eoin and O'Mahony, Desmond (2020) Review of selected literature pertaining to the children of Growing Up in Ireland Cohort ’08 (Infant Cohort) at age 9 years. Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children and Youth Affairs.