Best wishes for 2020 to all our participants, staff and supporters from the Growing Up in Ireland team!
Happy New Year
Growing Up in Ireland 11th Annual Conference
Growing Up in Ireland held its 11th Annual Research Conference on Nov 21st last in the Gibson Hotel, Dublin. Book of abstracts and presentations (to follow) are on the conference page here.
GUI study moving to CSO in 2023
At the Growing Up in Ireland conference on Nov. 21st, it was announced that the study would move to the CSO in 2023; after a 13-year phase with (Infant) Cohort ’08.
GUI Conference 2020: save the date
The Growing Up in Ireland 12th Annual Research Conference will be held on October 22nd 2020. This year it will be a virtual event. See the conference page for more details.
New report on the The Lives of 17/18-Year-Olds 30th – July 2020
A new report will be launched online with a webinar from 10:30 – 11:30am on July 30th. The report is available here.
GUI Conference 2019
The book of abstracts can be downloaded here
Launch of new GUI report on the 7/8 year postal survey
The latest combined technical and review report on the GUI Infant Cohort ’08 at age 7/8 years is now available – including additional results table and infographics. Reports available from our publications page
Two new GUI reports launched February 21st
Pictured at the launch of the latest GUI reports are the authors, representatives from the Department of Children and Youth Affairs and young helpers.
L-R: Dr Eoin McNamara (ESRI), Dr Aisling Murray (ESRI), Dr Anne-Marie Brooks (DCYA), Dr Clare Farrell (DCYA), Mille Palmer (age 5), Professor Emer Smyth (ESRI), Professor Dorothy Watson (ESRI), Professor Richard Layte (TCD), Professor Elizabeth Nixon (TCD) and Finn Grant (age 1)
Invitation to submit details of GUI publications and theses
You can now inform the GUI team of new peer-reviewed publications and completed postgraduate theses using GUI data using online forms. More details on the external publications page.
GUI Annual Conference 2018
Pictured at the 10th Annual GUI Conference and latest Key Findings launch: Elizabeth Nixon (TCD), Richard Layte (TCD), Dorothy Watson (ESRI), Clare Farrell (DCYA), Alan Barrett (ESRI), Minister Katherine Zappone (DCYA), Emer SMyth (ESRI), Claire Finn (DCYA)