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Last year
2025
Over 15% of children between 13 and 17 don’t eat fruit and vegetables at least once a day
Property prices increased by close to 8% in 12 months to May
Food prices have risen by more than double the price of everything else over the past 12 months
Dublin’s housing crisis isn’t new - one in four lived in cramped one-room tenements in 1911, data shows
Companies and organisations bought up nearly 13,000 houses and apartments last year
Residential property prices rose 7.5% in 12 months to April, CSO says
Bad weather and lack of public transport among barriers keeping people from nature last summer
Business as usual: Hoteliers chief confident despite further drop in tourism figures
Number of people in employment rises by 89,900 to hit almost 2.8 million
'Cost of a bag of potatoes has doubled': Taoiseach told the cost-of-living crisis hasn't gone away
More than one in six households can't afford a one-week holiday with their children
Ireland's 25-year-olds experiencing depression and anxiety more than when they were 20
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown has wealthiest households with €85,000 average income
A record 41 million passengers used Ireland's airports last year
Irish property prices are now nearly 20% higher than at the peak of 2007 pre-crash bubble
Tourism industry doesn't believe the drop in tourists has been that bad (but CSO says it has)
Drop in murder, robbery and drugs offences last year but increase in sexual offences
Five years on from pandemic, one in four avoid handshaking and only 6% regret getting a dog
Number of houses and apartments granted planning permission fell 21% last year compared to 2023
Number of burglaries and thefts rose sharply across Ireland last year, new figures show
Average weekly earnings grew 5.6% year-on-year in final quarter of 2024
House prices increased by 8.7% last year - almost double the growth rate in 2023
Dublin and Cork households have highest disposable income while the Midlands is far behind
Counties in Dublin 'commuter belt' to experience highest population growth over next 20 years
These are the counties with the highest - and lowest - home energy ratings
All time
House prices nationally have increased by 157% from their low point in early 2013
Quarter of workers earned less than €450 per week in 2023
House prices rise by over 10% in the year to September
Number of births in Ireland dropped by 10% in 2022
Harris says housing delivery figure for this year will be 'well upwards towards 40,000'
House prices rise by over 10% in the year to August
Regulator to pursue 1,500 HAP landlords who have not registered tenancies
Inflation rate below 2% for the first time in over three years
Highest number of people emigrate from Ireland in almost ten years
Housing completions fall during second quarter amid concerns about Government's annual target
Ongar and Tallaght South have highest birth rates nationwide, while Galway City has the lowest
Irish economy up 5% according to ‘deglobalized measure’ but down 5.5% when using GDP metric
Close to 20% rise in robbery, extortion and hijacking offences over the past year
A third of victims of dangerous driving offences leading to death last year were children
Less than four in 10 couples who got married last year had a Catholic ceremony