Central Statistics Office

The country is a steady option for Irish seeking opportunity, adventure, career growth and a balanced lifestyle

Economists say Ireland’s gross domestic product ‘impossible’ to predict because of cross-border flows from multinationals

State-owned commercial forestry business Coillte reported its total cash impact of the storm will be in excess of €80m

Latest huge move in Irish economic data highlights how multinationals distort GDP numbers

When multinationals are stripped out, domestic economy grew with gross national product up 1.5%

Government is taking a ‘severe approach’ towards ‘penalising’ migrants, says ICI chief

Report comparing economies North and South shows greater earnings mean taxes on income are higher in the Republic

Average age of first-time mothers has risen from 30.7 years to 31.8 years in last decade

Tourists visiting for multiple days stayed for nearly 7 nights on average

Energy prices are estimated to have decreased by 4.3% in the month, CSO data shows

Consumers focusing on day-to-day purchases while hitting pause on larger decisions, says EY Ireland

New homes drive market as affordability remains ‘stretched’ and second-hand sales continue to decline

Tech workers remain the best remunerated in Ireland, according to CSO data

More tech cutbacks are likely and Ireland’s jobs market is stalling- a response is needed

CSO’s wholesale price index is a key indicator of the trajectory of inflation

CSO figures show that the post-Covid jobs and economic surge was crucially reliant on people coming to work in Ireland

Micheál Martin accuses Mary Lou McDonald of ‘empty rhetoric, no solutions’ during testy exchanges and heckling in Dáil

By end of period, 27.5% of workforce were from outside of State

CSO figures chart dramatic decline in trade volumes with US

Biggest drivers of increase are transport fuels and home heating oil

Residential property prices rose by 6.5% in the 12 months to March, but slowed from the 6.7% in the year to February

Second-hand imports account for a fast-growing share of overall vehicles licensed in data that highlight decline of petrol and diesel

In Ireland, the CSO and ESRI are thankfully free of political interference, but data collection is beset by other challenges

TCM Funding sees ‘big opportunity’ for Irish SMEs as it launches in Ireland

CSO revisions indicate unemployment was 5 per cent in January, February and March

Average ages of brides and grooms have risen

If young people cannot secure jobs commensurate with their level of education, their ambitions will be dashed, creating resentment

Plug-in cars now account for over a third of new registrations in Ireland

There were 7,856 new dwelling completions in January, February, and March, which was a rise of 32.9% on the same period last year

Visitor numbers and expenditure increased in each of the first three months of the year, says CSO

Construction is the Republic’s most environmentally extractive industry, says CSO

Energy price levels remain slightly lower than 2025 but Iran war expected to accelerate inflation

Overall marriages also declined since 2014, as civil registrations and humanist ceremonies grow

CSO data provides insight into ageing population’s work, income and quality of life

Majority of website traffic coming from Ireland, the UK, the US, Australia and Canada

The census includes a list of professions which are almost extinct such as lamplighter, umbrella fixer and knitter

Data from the Central Statistics Office say most workers were unaware of mandatory workplace scheme just months before it started taking from their wages

The highest median price paid for a dwelling was €681,500 in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, while the lowest was €198,000 in Donegal

EVs are overtaking petrol and diesel in terms of new car sales, data from CSO and Simi indicates

Savings rate in the fourth quarter of last year was provisionally estimated at 10.9%, the lowest in over a decade