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EVERY SATURDAY TheJournal.ie brings you a selection of statistics and numerical nuggets to help you digest the week that has just passed.
16: The number of English language schools that have closed in Ireland over the past year.
$42 million: What the phone hacking scandal has cost News Corp over the past nine months.
7: The height in metres of a political statue erected in London by a Mayo artist.
300,000: The number of employees of a German railway company that is grappling with striking workers.
19%: The percentage of people who feel that the Irish civil service is not “independent and trustworthy”.
€15 million: The price being sought for The Dawson property in Dublin city.
7: The number of extra days squatters on the Grangegorman site in Dublin were given by the High Court.
100: The number of projects a non-profit group wants to start up in 100 days.
90%: The reduction in operating losses posted by The Sunday Business Post newspaper.
€140,000: What a homeless man found dead in Phoenix Park had in his account weeks before his death.
60 million: The number of people now signed up to music streaming service Spotify.
10: The age of a girl who was raped by her stepfather and is being denied an abortion in Paraguay.
32: The age in years of Ireland’s old gay bar which announced its closure.
3.16 million: The State’s working-age population in 2021, up by 160,000 since 2007.
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