Live register total falls in January but rise in number of under 25s who are claiming – The Irish Times
A further 1,200 people came off the live register in January, bringing the number in receipt of benefits…
Donegal has the third lowest disposable income per person in Ireland
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that Donegal has the third lowest disposable income per person…
Disposable income in Dublin 12% higher than State average, CSO finds – The Irish Times
Disposable income per person in Dublin was 12 per cent higher than the national average in 2024, according…
Price of basic food rising at more than double the rate of inflation – The Irish Times
The price of basic food goods is rising at more than double the overall rate of inflation, figures…
Food prices in Ireland have increased by nearly 4% in the last year
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Economy grows by almost 13% in GDP terms last year – The Irish Times
The Irish economy grew at an accelerated rate of 12.6 per cent in gross domestic product (GDP) terms…
Rate of inflation increased to 2.2% last year, official data shows – The Irish Times
The annual average rate of inflation last year was 2.2 per cent, up slightly on 2.1 per cent…
Irish exports to the US ‘more than halved’ in November – The Irish Times
Irish exports to the US “more than halved” in November as the total value of exports decreased by…
Number of US citizens seeking asylum in Ireland rises fourfold – The Irish Times
The number of US citizens seeking asylum in Ireland increased more than fourfold last year compared to 2024,…
Services for those close to death ‘overstretched’, says hospice foundation – The Irish Times
End-of-life services are “already overstretched” and will face further pressure in the decades ahead due to the State’s…
wages are growing but so are prices – The Irish Times
The State’s population rose by 78,300 last year; average weekly earnings surpassed €1,000 for the first time and…
From Mary to Éabha and John to Troy, how Irish baby names are moving with the times – The Irish Times
The most popular search on the Central Statistics Office (CSO) website is for babies’ names. Irish parents have…