An age old problem - where now for rural services? Rural Ageing Presentations
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CARDI hosted a seminar on rural ageing and the recession, in conjunction with the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, Irish Rural Link and the Rural Community Network Northern Ireland, on Thursday, 9 December and Friday, 10 December, 2010 in the Martin Ryan Institute (Annex) at NUI Galway.
The seminar featured contributions from international and national experts in the fields of ageing research and rural policy. It also showcased findings from two CARDI funded research projects relating to ageing in a rural context
Presentations from the seminar are available below:
Prof Eamon O'Shea, Irish Centre for Social Gerontology: Rural Ageing: An Economic Analysis
Dr Aoife Ahern, University College Dublin: Rural Transport: Going Nowhere Fast
Michael Conway, Northern Ireland Housing Executive: Rural Housing Policy: Past, Present and Future
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