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Ireland's economy growing faster than any other EU state - despite dip at start of 2018
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The dip in economic activity early in the year is being blamed on the snowstorms
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Fewer new cars being registered in Ireland - but imports have soared
Cars
Experts are claiming that the Brexit uncertainty is a key factor in the numbers change
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Pat Flanagan column: Garda crime figures are a disgrace - how can anyone miss 234 deaths?
An Garda Siochana
We were being told Ireland is a low-crime country - when all along at the back of our mind we knew it was rampant
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Homicides in Ireland higher than recorded as gardai classify figures wrongly, CSO figures confirm
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It has emerged that 234 incidents should have been recorded as homicides but were not
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Top 100 Irish Babies' Names for 2017 revealed as Aoibhin and Theo soar in rankings
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Girls are given a wider variety of names than boys
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The average weekly wage of an Irish person is now €734 but those working in IT are earning even more
Employment
The lowest weekly wages were paid to workers in the accommodation and food services sector
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Cost of living in Ireland on the rise as rents and electricity prices increase
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There was a 3.7% jump in the price of housing, electricity and fuel
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New cars sales in 2018 are lower than the start of last year - CSO figure show
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25,813 new cars were registered In January
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Irish lives are healthier for longer, Wellbeing of the Nation report by the Central Statistics Office finds
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While people are getting fatter, drinking more and playing less sport, most of us consider ourselves to be in good shape
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Irish economy grew by 4.2% at end of summer 2017
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However farming, forestry and fishing took a hit with a 9% fall in value
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Irish women twice as likely as men to face discrimination at work, research reveals
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Revealing report about discrimination in Ireland throws up some shocking statistics
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Volkswagen overtakes Skoda and Ford as top selling new car in Ireland last month
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The top five makes account for nearly half of all new motors sold in October
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Number of Irish marriages ending in divorce has increased by one fifth
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The latest figures come from the CSO
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Household expenditure increases by 4.3% nationwide
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The Central Statistics Office published its Household Budget Survey this morning
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More Irish people are dying than being born, government confirm
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New CSO statistics show more boys than girls were born
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Look at the State of us - facts and figures about life in Ireland in 2016
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We're still a mecca for tourists, spud production is down and we earn €45,000 a year on average
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More Irish women marrying and giving birth over the age of 40, stats show
Marriage
Last year, 224 children were born to mothers aged 45 and over
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20% of crime reported to Gardai is NOT recorded, official analysis has found
An Garda Siochana
The force’s success rate in solving crimes is probably 10% lower than actually claimed, a State agency has warned
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Average annual Irish salary rises to over €37,000 in the first three months of the year
Irish News
The average weekly wage for the year stood at €703 by the end of June this year
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Leprechaun economics has no windfall for the little people
Central Statistics Office
If CSO figures are wrong, are we not right to question their other statistics?
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Number of people in Ireland signing on to Live Register falls by 3,500 in June
Employment
The data revealed that on a seasonally adjusted basis there were 305,600 people on signing on
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Noonan's joy as unemployment rate falls to lowest level since 2008 crash
Employment
A survey showed just under two million are working in Ireland
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Irish people enjoy - or endure - some of the longest working weeks in Europe
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The annual review of life here also confirms our reputation as a nation of baby-makers and emigrants
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