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Unemployment

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Here's what the social welfare budget paid for last year
Almost 3,000 extra young people were signing on last month
Numbers acquiring Irish citizenship rapidly increased between 2010 and 2012 - report
Opinion: Yes, I'm unemployed but that doesn't make me lazy or incompetent
Adam Brennan
Portmarnock beach, Thomas Piketty, and butter coffee: The week in numbers
Opinion: Is austerity really a necessity – or do we have a choice?
Robert Grant
Ireland is split between people who have good jobs – and people who don’t
What can be done to help Ireland's "unacceptable" rate of jobless households?
Mortgage arrears, the bailout and unemployment - who'd be a leaving cert economics student?
Opinion: How can we revitalise rural towns? Simple – take some of the risk out of doing business
Cathal O’Donoghue
Live Register: Far more men than women are dropping their claims
Criticisms of Irish healthcare overspend and unemployment levels in EU report
There are now almost 50,000 more full-time jobs than last year, many of them in agriculture
EU employment is struggling, with Ireland below average
Men "hit harder than women by unemployment during recession"
Opinion: Anxiety and depression are key in keeping the long-term unemployed out of work
Dr Keith Gaynor
Half of Irish companies forced to sack workers because of late payments
Father-of-two works 20 hours a week for extra €2.38 on job scheme
Rory Gallagher, Death Row, and the 1916 Rising: The week in numbers
Unemployment down in eurozone but 18 million still jobless
Unemployment rate falls again to 11.7 per cent
Opinion: Across Europe, equality is being obliterated by austerity
Rachel Mullen
Column: We're forced to bring skilled workers from abroad because of our educational failures
Aaron McKenna
Column: I've entered the Church of Burton ... Yes, I am now a JobBridge intern
Catherine W
OECD says JobBridge is leaving most disadvantaged behind
Lunchtime Fix: 6 things you need to know
Consumer sentiment down in March after seven year high
VIDEO: The devastating aftermath of the Waterford Crystal factory closure
Report shows quality of life in Ireland above EU average
Up to 560 suicides linked to the recession
Live Register falls below 400,000 for the first time in five years
Most of 500,000 identity cards in Ireland issued to social welfare claimants
There are now 253,200 unemployed people in Ireland
Jobseeker payments expenditure to fall by as much as 20 per cent
250,000 households have less than €15,000 a year to live on
Column: The Youth Guarantee is an escalation of the government’s war on young people
Paul Murphy
Government's jobs plan delivers 90 per cent success rate - but Bruton insists it's not spin
Another drop in Live Register numbers, unemployment at 12.3 per cent
Irish lad makes brilliant video cover letter to find a job