Dr Frank Crowley

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Dr Frank Crowley

Cork University Business School

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Dr Frank Crowley is a lecturer in Economics at Cork University Business School, UCC

Why Ireland needs real decentralisation

Decentralisation will only work if local government can make decisions about raising revenues and spending on services

Decentralisation • 07 Oct 19

What to do with a conundrum like Kilkenny?

One of the key challenges of our time is how to manage lagging regions without constraining leading regions

Kilkenny • 11 Dec 18

How to build a better Cork

What are the transport, housing and employment factors to consider to make Cork a great city?

Cork • 30 Nov 18

How west Cork used creativity to beat the recession

West Cork's success in its areas of strength shows that the model of focusing on innovation in regional areas makes sense

West Cork • 19 Jul 18

Why cars and motorways aren't the keys to Cork's future

The design and liveability of Cork's built environment will be far more important than the city's roads infrastructure in the years to come.

Cork • 06 Aug 18

We need the arts at the heart of our policies for long-term gain

Our capacity for artistic creativity will be at the heart of Ireland's resilience to global automation

arts • 23 Mar 18

How local government failed Cork

The Brainstorm long read: like much of the country, the problems around housing, transport and infrastructure in Cork can be traced back to poor local ...

Cork • 10 Feb 18

Why Project Ireland 2040 is doomed to fail

Opinion: the Project Ireland 2040 plan seeks balanced development throughout the country, but that's something which has historically proved elusive and stymies long term national ...

Ireland 2040 • 16 Feb 18

Irish policymakers must focus more on the creative sector

Opinion: the significance of the creative sector in driving future growth is set to increase so policymakers should focus more on measure and improvements to ...

Creative industries • 22 Nov 17