# cso - Thursday 17 June, 2021
# CSO
# CSO
However, the number of fraud incidents increased in the last year by more than 13% compared with the previous year.
# cso - Wednesday 16 June, 2021
# CSO
# CSO
As demand in the housing market continues to grow prices rose in Dublin by 3.5% and by 5.4% outside of Dublin.
# cso - Wednesday 9 June, 2021
# Holiday At Home
# Holiday At Home
The south-west region of the country is the most popular destination for Irish residents.
# PUP
# PUP
This is the lowest number of people in receipt of the PUP since December.
# cso - Tuesday 8 June, 2021
# Mortality Misinfo
Anti-lockdown accounts on social media often leave out important context or misconstrue data to argue that the pandemic is not real. A disinformation professor at DCU says online misinformation often draws on "a grain of truth" - and then distorts it. Lauren Boland breaks down the official statistics and how you can find the facts.
# cso - Monday 31 May, 2021
# Going Abroad
# Going Abroad
Numbers remain significantly below what they were prior to the pandemic.
# cso - Wednesday 12 May, 2021
# Under Pressure
The CSO says prices have risen 3.7% nationally over 12 months Blackrock 'most expensive' Eircode with €615,000 median price Taoiseach says government has pledged "unprecedented funding" for residential construction
# cso - Saturday 1 May, 2021
# Stats That
# Stats That
The CSO is using death notice figures on RIP.ie on an experimental basis to track excess deaths.
# cso - Monday 26 April, 2021
# Crime Figures
# Crime Figures
Almost all offenders in cases of sexual violence reported in 2019 were men, Central Statistics Office data showed.
# cso - Thursday 15 April, 2021
# Housing Crisis
# Housing Crisis
Outside Dublin, house prices were up by 4.3% and apartment prices up by 9.6%.
# cso - Wednesday 14 April, 2021
# Air Travel
# Air Travel
All routes in and out of Ireland saw a drop of 91% at the end of 2020.
# cso - Monday 29 March, 2021
# Lockdown
# Lockdown
The biggest drop was in burglary and related offences, falling by over a third in 2020 compared to the previous year.
# cso - Friday 26 March, 2021
# CSO
# CSO
The percentage of cases among that age group fell from 18% in January to 9% in March, figures show.
# cso - Thursday 18 March, 2021
# Through The Floor
# Through The Floor
Meanwhile, Britain accounted for just 7% of exports from Ireland.
# cso - Friday 5 March, 2021
# CSO
# CSO
The CSO said that growth continued in the more globalised sectors with industry showing a 15% upturn.
# cso - Monday 1 March, 2021
# Central Statistics Office
# Central Statistics Office
A total of 1,621 people were surveyed by the CSO as part of the fifth round of surveying for the Social Impact of Covid-19.
# cso - Friday 26 February, 2021
# Survey
# Survey
The findings are contained in the CSO ’s latest ‘Social Impact of Covid-19 Survey’.
# Say My Name
# Say My Name
There’s a new number one for girls.
# cso - Thursday 25 February, 2021
# CSO
# CSO
Almost six in 10 (57.1%) people have said that their mental health has been impacted negatively by the pandemic.
# cso - Tuesday 23 February, 2021
# PUP
# PUP
A new CSO report says that supports such as the PUP prevented significant falls in household income.
# cso - Friday 12 February, 2021
# Cso Stats
# Cso Stats
Households paid an average price of €297,043 for a dwelling in the 12 months to December 2020.
# cso - Friday 5 February, 2021
# CSO
# CSO
New data from the Central Statistics Office shows that more than 250 people died of the virus every week in the three weeks up to 29 January.
# cso - Friday 22 January, 2021
# CSO Covid Data
# CSO Covid Data
That’s according to the latest statistics released by the CSO this morning.
# cso - Thursday 14 January, 2021
# Staying Local
# Staying Local
The CSO released the data today.
# cso - Friday 18 December, 2020
# CSO Covid Data
# CSO Covid Data
There were 74 Covid-19 deaths per 100,000 in April, and 12 deaths per 100,000 in November.
# cso - Tuesday 1 December, 2020
# Covid-19
# Covid-19
More than half of people also expect to take their next international flight before the end of 2021, according to new figures.
# cso - Monday 30 November, 2020
# Coronavirus
# Coronavirus
More than four million overseas passengers travelled to and from Ireland from January to October, down from 17 million in 2019.
# cso - Tuesday 24 November, 2020
# CSO
# CSO
The CSO published an analysis of data on the underlying causes of death, including Covid-19, from January to October 2020.
# cso - Tuesday 17 November, 2020
# Level 5
# Level 5
The Covid-19 adjusted measure of unemployment is currently estimated to have been 501,640 at the end of October.
# cso - Wednesday 4 November, 2020
# CSO
# CSO
Young people have been hit especially hard in the latest unemployment figures.
# cso - Monday 2 November, 2020
# Excess Mortality
# Excess Mortality
The excess mortality for the period March to September this year is estimated to be between 876 and 1,192.
# cso - Sunday 1 November, 2020
# CSO
# CSO
The 2019 Survey of Income and Living Conditions offers an important insight into life in Ireland today.
# cso - Friday 30 October, 2020
# CSO
# CSO
The number of births has fallen by 18.8% since 2010 and 1.3% since 2017.
# cso - Tuesday 27 October, 2020
# Disposable Income
# Disposable Income
The scale of poverty in Ireland is “far too high”, say activists.
# cso - Tuesday 20 October, 2020
# 100-year Rule
# 100-year Rule
The individual who posted the information was contacted by the CSO and has agreed to remove the material.
# cso - Wednesday 14 October, 2020
# CSO
# CSO
The figures were revealed by the Central Statistics Office today.
# cso - Tuesday 29 September, 2020
# CSO
# CSO
CSO figures show that the unemployment rate in September for people aged 15 to 24 rose to 18.9% – down from 19.5% in August.
# cso - Friday 11 September, 2020
# Coronavirus
# Coronavirus
A total of 497 cases were recorded in the week ending 4 September.
# cso - Wednesday 9 September, 2020
# Commuters
# Commuters
Those on lower salaries were also more likely to be in receipt of illness benefit.
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