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Public sector average wages are €300 per week higher than private sector
Industrial disputes have cost 8,324 working days so far this year
Loads more people from the UK are coming here on holiday
July sees big jump in licensing of new vehicles in Ireland
Passengers, locations and freight: Here are the key stats for Irish aviation in 2013
Austerity is driving up (some) consumer prices
Is Canada's a-pork-alypse coming to Ireland?
Southwest region performing strongly as unemployment rate falls again
Working hours, hospital visits, and more gender differences in Irish society
Government deficit drops to 5.6% of GDP
There is a massive gender divide in the civil service
These are the main differences between men and women in Irish society
Record tourism season predicted after 10% boost in visits
Trading up: Ireland exported €1bn more in a month compared to last year
We bought five times more electric cars this year...
The Briefcase: good news on the economy, a boom-time property market and the most hated family in Ireland
The economy grew by 2.7% in the first three months of the year
Almost 3,000 extra young people were signing on last month
B2B service producer prices up 3.4% in Q1 2014
House, apartment prices up 10.6% nationally in year to May
The number of houses granted planning permission will probably surprise you
Warning of future nursing homes crisis if 'action isn't taken now'
The recession claimed 15% of Irish businesses
'Now is not the time for wage rises' - ISME
Irish construction output is on the way up, but house building is still down
Huge increase in number of people buying new cars compared to last year
Women in Ireland are having fewer children
Cars, medicine and books all down as retail sales fall
Property prices up by 8.5% on last year, but still down on peak prices
There are now almost 50,000 more full-time jobs than last year, many of them in agriculture
178 workers lost 310 days in industrial disputes in the first part of 2014
What's Ireland's new favourite car?
We're almost as fond of marriage as we were in 1864 (and we're rather less likely to die)
Property prices down in March but still 7.8% higher than this time last year
'Staycations' on the rise with Dublin, Cork and Galway proving most popular
Factory gate prices fall by 3.1 per cent in March
Households in just four counties have more disposable income than average
Almost 27 per cent of us have experienced two or more types of deprivation
Drinking has gotten dearer in the last year, but walking or getting the bus home is cheaper
Crime figures show fall in homicides, but rise in kidnappings