Professor Dónal Palcic Elected VP Irish Economic Association


Author: The Daily News Now! March 12, 2026 Duration: 1:24
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Professor Dónal Palcic Elected VP Irish Economic Association

Dónal Palcic, an economics professor at the University of Limerick, has been elected vice president of the Irish Economic Association, marking a significant milestone for the university and the association. Palcic, who specializes in public sector economics, has served on the associations board since 2020 and hosted its annual conference in Limerick in 2022. His election highlights his long-standing contributions to research and policy discussions. Palcics colleagues at the Kemmy Business School praised the appointment, expecting it to strengthen ties in Ireland and abroad.

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