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# ESRI

Last week
10th March 2024 - 16th March 2024
64% of young men use pornography but people who do are 'less satisfied with their lives' - ESRI
Last month
February 2024
A new study says that a dislike of anti-car policies tends to change once plans are implemented
January
January 2024
‘Stricter’ environmental and building regulations placed on new homes in Ireland than in the UK
Young caregivers receive poorer Leaving Cert grades than their peers, new study shows
Study finds negative stereotypes about disabilities may fuel excuses for ableism
ESRI report says government's housing targets are 'too low' to meet population growth
Ireland's nursing home sector 'under threat of failure' amid post-pandemic challenges - report
Fourteen private operators control 40% of nursing home beds, the study found.
One in five small, private nursing homes have closed for good, since the pandemic.
Private patients receive 55% less subsidy funding compared to patients in the public sector.
Models of care are being wiped out and the sector is under threat, according to one sector representative.
Last year
2023
Irish economy continues to grow despite contraction in GDP for first time in over a decade
Highest number of asylum applications filed on record last year
Most employees aged 15 to 19 receive more than the sub-minimum wage, research finds
Budget measures will increase incomes but purchasing power lower than it was in 2020, says ESRI
One-in-30 people in Ireland have a gambling addiction - ten times higher than was found in 2019
Irish GDP set to contract for the first time in over a decade, ESRI says
Rent for sitting tenants is over 15% lower than rent for newer tenants in similar properties
Means-tested extra child benefit payment could lift 40,000 children out of poverty
Ireland's poorest households saw their income dip even further during the pandemic
Irish households generally don't spend more income on housing compared to elsewhere in Europe
People in disadvantaged areas experienced greater employment disruption during Covid pandemic
Cross-border trade between Ireland and the North 'increased significantly' since Brexit: ESRI
Taoiseach pledges tax cuts despite ESRI saying there is 'no rationale' following summer report
Poll: Should gambling advertising be banned?
There are at least 12,000 problem gamblers in Ireland but probably more, study suggests
Two-thirds of all Covid deaths occurred in care homes, study finds
Consumers are missing out on savings by not 'shopping around' for banks and loans, says ESRI
Irish economy set for better-than-anticipated growth as inflation set to stabilise
Brexit has caused challenges with cross-border travel on island of Ireland for migrants
Families in the North more reliant on friends and family for childcare than those in the Republic
Non-Irish workers face a 'significant' wage gap, ESRI report finds
ESRI: Extending free GP care to all by 2026 could cost state up to €881 million
Online gambling among young Irish people almost quadruples between ages of 17 and 20
All time
Universal basic income could help low-paid workers but it may not target those most in need
Cost-of-living pressures will persist in 2023 but Ireland should escape a recession, ESRI says
Land Development Agency should have power to acquire public and private land, ESRI says
Report finds Ireland’s productivity 40% higher than Northern Ireland’s over the past 20 years
Just over half of nine-year-olds own a phone, up 10% on ten years ago
Young people argued with parents and siblings more during first year of the Covid pandemic
Average private rents have increased by 84% over the last decade, report finds
People who experienced childhood poverty more likely to experience deprivation as an adult
House prices could be over-valued by 7%, with market predicted to 'moderate substantially'
One-off Budget measures will protect most households from inflation this winter, ESRI says