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Tom Egan

Lecturer in Business Studies

South East Technological University

Ireland

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Tom Egan is a Lecturer in Business Studies at South East Technological University, Ireland. His research areas focus on employee transition during business acquisitions, public sector work engagement, and men’s health initiatives. Recent articles include studies on mental health among construction workers and community-based programs aimed at enhancing health and wellbeing in men's sheds.

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Peter Krustrup

Chair of Health Sciences

University of Southern Denmark

DENMARK

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Niamh Murphy

Professor

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Shane O'Donnell

Marie-Curie Early Stage Researcher

The Queen's University Belfast

UNITED KINGDOM

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Noel Richardson

Senior Lecturer

South East Technological University (Carlow)

IRELAND

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Paula Carroll

Senior Lecturer and Researcher

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Aisling McGrath

Lecturer and Researcher

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Sheila O Donohoe

Professor of Finance

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Michael Harrison

Head of Department

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Thomas Garavan

Professor

University College Cork

IRELAND

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Green Bond Paper Topics, Journal Metrics and Post-publication Diffusion

Health follows football: a reflexive thematic analysis of culture, masculinity, and men’s wellbeing in recreational football

Developing an implementation strategy to scale a community-based football intervention for Men's health: an implementation science study

Protocol for Scaling the Football Cooperative Initiative: Development of an Implementation Strategy for Replication Using an Ecological Framework

More Than a Game of Football: A 1-Year Pilot Investigation of the Impact of Participation in a Community-Based Recreational Football Initiative for Men in Ireland on Health and Cardiovascular Risk

Acknowledging the role of loss in facilitating employee transition in a partial business acquisition

Football cooperative

Capturing the wider benefits from football participation: a social return on investment (SROI) evaluation of a community based football intervention

Prevalence and associated risk factors for suicidal ideation, non-suicidal self-injury and suicide attempt among male construction workers in Ireland

The pre-adoption characteristics of men in a community-based social initiative: who wants a game of ball?

Understanding shedders: Which socio‐demographic, health and wellbeing characteristics best inform appropriate health promotion action in men's sheds and a ‘Shed for Life’?

A conservation of resources perspective on public sector employee work engagement

Sheds for life: health and wellbeing outcomes of a tailored community-based health promotion initiative for men’s sheds in Ireland

An Economic Evaluation of ‘Sheds for Life’: A Community-Based Men’s Health Initiative for Men’s Sheds in Ireland

Economic evaluation of ‘Men on the Move’, a ‘real world’ community-based physical activity programme for men

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Peter Krustrup

Niamh Murphy

Shane O'Donnell

Noel Richardson

Paula Carroll

Aisling McGrath

Sheila O Donohoe

Michael Harrison

Thomas Garavan

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