Innovators tackle elderly isolation with live tracking. An article by The Independent reports on Halo-Care which is attempting to tackle isolation among the elderly and help them to live independent lives at home through innovative technologies. The co-founder of the company, Dr Johnny Walker, is cited in the article saying that “this is a problem
Excellence in the Provision of Research Services & Surveys Award by The Public Sector Magazine We are delighted to have won the Excellence in the Provision of Research Services & Surveys Award by The Public Sector Magazine in December 2020. We carry out ongoing quantitative and qualitative research for several public bodies including the OGP,
Congratulations To Triple World Champion Boxer – Katelynn Phelan Huge congratulations from all at Coyne Research to Katelynn Phelan on her recent Triple World Title success. Ireland have a new triple World Champion boxer after Katelynn Phelan completely outclassed her German opponent, Jessica Schadko, in the town of Donauwoerth, Germany on Saturday evening to capture
Coyne Research Corporate Social Responsibility A few months ago Bernie joined a gym in Naas called UNIT 3: Health and Fitness. Here she met two local boxers, Katelynn Phelan and Gary Cully. During this pandemic many sports people have had events cancelled or postponed and faced challenges with travel restrictions. Now more than ever it
Young people being used as money mules by criminals Young people are increasingly being used as money mules by criminals to help launder stolen or illegal money using their bank account. They are often being dragged into these illegal operations unwittingly, according to the banks. Research shows that there have been 1,000 incidents of money-mule
Average Chartered Accountants salary remains steady despite pandemic The average salary package for a Chartered Accountant in Leinster remains steady at €109,989, a marginal decrease from €112,582 last year, according to a survey published by Chartered Accountants Leinster Society, Barden and Coyne Research. While overall salary packages have remained steady for the majority, the survey,
Irish consumers use contactless and digital payments more than cash Recent research into current trends in the retail sector to understand consumers changing attitudes towards spending in Ireland has revealed a growth in digital and contactless payments among Irish consumers. The study, conducted here at Coyne Research and commissioned by One4All, identified that 50% of
76% of consumers using contactless payments every week Three quarters of consumers say they now use contactless payments at least once a week, according to a survey for the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland. The survey of 1,000 adults was conducted at the end of April by Coyne Research. It coincided with the extension of
Government could end up falling through gap in housing market A recent survey has revealed a surprising number of people affected by the current crisis, and three-quarters think those in power are doing a poor job in solving the problem As the housing and the homelessness crisis continues to dominate the national conversation, Coyne Research
Summer Shopping and Summer Holidays We asked our online panel of Irish adults about their ideal summer. Lots of people were looking forward to going on holidays (22%), and those who were staying at home were hoping for good weather (28%). So much for that. Mostly, though, we just want to have good times with