EVERY SATURDAY TheJournal.ie brings you a selection of statistics and numerical nuggets to help you digest the week that has just passed.

51c: What an undocumented Pakistani worker was earning per hour at a restaurant in Clondalkin. He was awarded €92,500 in unpaid wags this week.

270: The number of jobs that are to be cut at Liberty Insurance.

651: The number of UNESCO Biosphere reserves worldwide, Dublin is now one of them.

€30,000: What it is planned the new Irish-made electric car will cost when it goes into production.

83%: That’s how accurate Facebook is at recognising people’s faces.

4,700: The number of people who watched UTV Ireland’s main news bulletin on a Monday afternoon. Losses are mounting at the broadcaster.

10: The number of parents per minute that are signing up to the free GP care for under 6s scheme.

36,000: The number of people who were due to attend the now cancelled Killarney music festival this weekend.

70: The approximate number of Sinn Féin members who resigned from the party as the fallout from the Cork East controversy continues.

17.4Mbps: Average internet speeds in Ireland, the second fastest in the world according to a new report.

115: The number of fraudulent withdrawals totalling €57,708 made by a woman sentenced to three years in prison.

50-100: Paedophile priest Brendan Smyth allegedly told a doctor that he’d “sexually abused between 50 and 100 children”.

24: The number of Iraqi migrants a Wexford truck driver said he once found in the back of his truck.

105: The age of a Dublin woman who celebrated her birthday in a nursing home this week.

50: The number of US states where same-sex couples are now allowed to marry following a Supreme Court ruling.