Minister for Education Batt O’Keefe TD reviews the 2009 Hibernian Consulting study on the Irish craft sector with Una Parsons, Chief Executive; Gerry Wycherley, Chairman; and Helen Murphy, Head of Education, Training and Development with the Crafts Council of Ireland.

Mark Little of RTE with Sinéad Kelleher of Hibernian Consulting at the launch of a report on the difficulties faced by unemployed people in re-entering the labour market.

Minister Tom Kitt TD, pensioner and eCert graduate Elizabeth Lyness, and Philip O’Connor of the Dublin Employment Pact at the launch of the Community ICT Initiative, funded by the Department of the Taoiseach. Hibernian Consulting acted as evaluator to this Initiative in 2008.

Minister Brian Lenihan with Finbar McDonnell of Hibernian Consulting at the launch of the Evaluation of the Blanchardstown EQUAL Initiative.

Sharon Ní Bheoláin of RTE with Fr. Peter McVerry at a gala dinner which followed the launch of the Strategic Plan for the Peter McVerry Trust for 2007-2009. Hibernian Consulting worked with the Trust in preparing this Plan.

Olive Braiden (Chairperson, The Arts Council) and Mary Cloake (Director, The Arts Council) at the launch of The Public and the Arts 2006, photographed with Finbar McDonnell and Peter Ross of the consulting team.

Lucy Fallon Byrne, Director of the National Centre for Partnership and Performance, with Elaine McManamly of Hibernian Consulting at the launch of the evaluation report on the Learning @ Work programme. The report was launched by Minister Brian Lenihan TD in December 2006 in the Clock Tower of the Department of Education and Science.

Bríd O’Brien (Pavee Point Traveller Centre), John Conway (Local Government Management Services Board), Billy Coman (South Dublin County Council) and Philip O’Connor (Dublin Employment Pact), speakers at a July 2006 seminar on a South Dublin County Council initiative on Traveller employment. The seminar was attended by representatives of 19 local authorities. Hibernian Consulting prepared an evaluation of the initiative in early 2006.

Tony Crooks, CEO of Pobal, Eamon O’Cuiv TD, Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs and Professor Mark Considine of the University of Melbourne at the launch of the report on the 2000-06 Local Development Social Inclusion Programme prepared for Pobal by Hibernian Consulting.

Minister O’Cuiv discusses the report on the 2000-06 Local Development Social Inclusion Programme with members of the Hibernian Consulting project team.