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# statistics - Friday 22 May, 2020
Over-65s account for 90% of coronavirus deaths recorded in Ireland
At its peak, there were 270 Covid-19 related deaths in the week ending 17 April.
# statistics - Wednesday 22 April, 2020
Explainer: How does Ireland count Covid-19 deaths compared to other countries?
There have been more than 700 deaths attributed to Covid-19 in Ireland so far.
# statistics - Wednesday 9 October, 2019
Analysis: How the threat of red cards could be favouring teams who offload
Eoin Toolan examines the All Blacks’ support play to explain their effectiveness in offloading.
# statistics - Tuesday 27 August, 2019
Ireland's population has risen this year, but more Irish people are leaving than returning
Over 4.9 million people now live in the country.
# statistics - Thursday 13 June, 2019
These are the most expensive areas to buy a home in Ireland by Eircode
The CSO has published its latest residential property price index today.
# statistics - Sunday 24 February, 2019
Almost €700 million paid to private landlords in rent subsidies last year
€276,600,000 was paid in HAP to landlords via HAP last year.
# statistics - Friday 15 February, 2019
90% of gambling addicts treated by HSE are young men
The HSE has provided figures on the age and geographic breakdown of some of those who enter treatment for gambling addiction.
# statistics - Wednesday 21 November, 2018
The key stats and numbers through Martin O'Neill's reign as Ireland boss
After five years, he’s parted company with the FAI ‘by mutual agreement’.
# statistics - Friday 16 November, 2018
Kerr slams Ireland's 'abysmal' record as downward spiral under O'Neill continues
‘Three wins in 18 games…. that was a dreadful performance.’
# statistics - Tuesday 9 October, 2018
Residential property prices have risen by 8.6% so far this year
Since early 2013, prices nationally have increased by 81.1%.
# statistics - Monday 24 September, 2018
Gardaí release number of drink driving arrests - 15,000 more than previously published Exclusive
Currently all crime data released by the gardaí is considered to be ‘under reservation’, ie of insufficient quality, by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
# statistics - Friday 29 June, 2018
The Penalty Doctor: the science behind spot kicks and what we can expect at this World Cup
Ignacio Palacios-Huerta, a professor at the London School of Economics, is the definitive voice on penalties.
# statistics - Saturday 23 June, 2018
Ireland spends €20 billion per year on healthcare, here's where the money goes
There was a 10% increase in health expenditure between 2011 and 2016.
# statistics - Thursday 7 June, 2018
Over 3,000 women and girls travelled from Ireland to England and Wales for abortions last year
Irish women and girls accounted for over six in 10 (64.3%) of the non-resident abortions carried out in England and Wales last year.
# statistics - Friday 18 May, 2018
Number of dogs destroyed in Irish pounds down 40%
916 dogs were put to sleep in Irish local authority pounds last year.
# statistics - Friday 23 February, 2018
Heart disease and cancer are the most common causes of death in Ireland
Here are the latest statistics on births, deaths and marriages.
# statistics - Wednesday 10 January, 2018
Here's what the wellbeing of Ireland looks like right now
The average annual earnings in 2016 were €36,919 per person.
# statistics - Tuesday 19 December, 2017
Over 107,000 foreign nationals were given a PPS Number in 2016, a significant rise on the year before
The latest report from the Central Statistics Office looked into the number of PPSN allocations to foreign nationals over the past six years – from 2011 to 2016.
# statistics - Saturday 25 November, 2017
Calls for electronic monitoring to be a condition of bail for repeat offenders
‘The ability for criminals to access rural Ireland via the improved motorway network has had a real impact on rural crime.’
# statistics - Thursday 2 November, 2017
Dublin City has the highest percentage of unhealthy people in Ireland
Just 82.8% of people in Dublin City said their health was good.
# statistics - Thursday 26 October, 2017
Taoiseach asks ministers to examine if Irish statistics on sexual violence need updating
There have been calls for the SAVI report, commissioned 15 years ago, to be updated.
# statistics - Wednesday 18 October, 2017
More Irish women than men have third-level qualifications
Women represented 52.2% of all third-level graduates in Ireland in 2016.
# statistics - Wednesday 27 September, 2017
Men aged 45-54 are the most likely to die by suicide in Ireland
A new report from the HSE has said that suicide figures are on a downward trend.
# statistics - Tuesday 26 September, 2017
Rodgers' revolution: Celtic are the best in Europe when it comes to keeping the ball
The former Liverpool boss has had quite the impact on the club since arriving in the summer of 2016.
# statistics - Thursday 13 July, 2017
Social welfare issues made up almost half of queries to Citizens Information last year
The impenetrability of Irish systems cause daily anguish to people, according to Sr Stanislaus Kennedy.
# statistics - Wednesday 28 June, 2017
Eight people could be brought to court over a refusal to fill in their census form
They could be fined up to €44,000.
# statistics - Tuesday 30 May, 2017
'It makes no sense': The HSE does not record the number of suicides at hospitals
Sinn Féin TD Pat Buckley wants the HSE to keep a record of all those who die by suicide in Irish hospitals.
# statistics - Thursday 27 April, 2017
One in 10 Irish workers are earning the minimum wage or less
A release from the CSO suggests that just over 10% of Irish workers are earning €9.25 an hour or less.
# statistics - Tuesday 25 April, 2017
10% of Irish households are using four times as much water as the rest of the country
New figures from the CSO show that usage of water in Ireland is heavily skewed by a small fraction of consumers.
# statistics - Thursday 6 April, 2017
One in 10 Irish people say they have no religion, the second largest group behind Roman Catholics
Births, deaths and everything in between: Here’s what you need to know about Census 2016.
Why do we have a census? Here's what the statistics are used for
Some of the summary results from last year’s census will be published today.
# statistics - Sunday 25 December, 2016
GAA Analytics Roundtable: How numbers have changed the game
We spoke with three respected performance analysts on the analytics movement in the inter-county game.
# statistics - Thursday 10 November, 2016
45% of Irish prisoners released have reoffended within three years
The statistics are contained in the latest releases from the CSO.
# statistics - Saturday 16 July, 2016
The CSO is planning to prosecute Census non-cooperators
It’s a legal offence to fail to provide information to the CSO if requested in a census.
# statistics - Wednesday 30 March, 2016
We must be doing something right - trips by foreigners to Irish shores are up in a big, big way
The tourism industry here is booming, and a lot more Irish people are heading abroad as well.
# statistics - Monday 7 March, 2016
They were bottom this time last year and 11 more stunning statistics behind Leicester's rise
Over the weekend, the Foxes extended their lead at the top of the table to five points.
# statistics - Wednesday 2 March, 2016
Fascinating statistics compare modern-day Ireland to the country in 1916
Births, deaths, marriages … and the most popular baby names.
# statistics - Tuesday 29 December, 2015
Votes, jobs, breakfast rolls and magic mushrooms: Ireland in numbers, 2015
The figures that framed the last 12 months/52 weeks/365 days/8760 hours/31,536,000 seconds.
# statistics - Sunday 29 November, 2015
Ireland's missing people: The numbers behind the heartbreak
We’ve been examining the stats behind the thousands of missing persons reports made in Ireland.
# statistics - Saturday 24 October, 2015
Births, deaths, crimes, marriages and sales - A snapshot of a year in Ireland
It was quite a year.
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Poll: Does the sunny weather make lockdown easier or harder?
THE WEATHER IS well and truly splitting the stones this weekend as temperatures are expected to reach up to 26 degrees Celsius today and 27 degrees tomorrow.
People in Ireland are still being told to stay at home in most circumstances except essential journeys, daily exercise and socially distanced outdoor visits with no more than four people within a 5km radius of your home.
On the one hand, the sunny weather makes outdoor exercise and visits possible, and also allows people to sit outside their homes.
But on the other hand, sunny weather can evoke the need in some people to visit populated beaches and have garden parties, which isn’t possible at the moment in the same way as it was in the past.
So today we’re asking: Does the sunny weather make lockdown easier or harder?
Poll Results:
Easier (6667)
Harder (1840)
Makes no difference (758)
I'm not sure / no opinion (104)
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Master of the High Court: 'Restructuring SMEs through examinership is needed in these tough times'
By Edmund Honohan
Extract: The inside story of Steorn, the Celtic Tiger start-up that couldn't
By Barry J Whyte
Barry J Whyte has been looking at the intriguing story of Steorn for a new book.
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