Electric and hybrid car sales see another strong rise New figures from the Central Statistics Office highlight the continued growth in the number of electric and hybrid vehicles licensed in Ireland. Business • 09 Apr
Consumer prices rise at fastest monthly pace in 2 years New figures show that consumer prices rose at their fastest monthly pace in two years in March to stand at the same level a year ... Business • 08 Apr
Covid-19 unemployment rate falls to 24.2% in March The unemployment rate, including those receiving temporary Covid-19 jobless benefit, fell slightly to 24.2% in March from 24.8% in February, as the Covid-19 crisis continues ... Business • 31 Mar
Overseas travel figures sink 95% in February - CSO New air and sea travel statistics for February from the Central Statistics Office show a substantial fall in overseas travel compared to last year due ... Business • 29 Mar
February retail sales jump 13.9% despite lockdown New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the volume of retail sales increased by 13.9% in February compared to January on a seasonally ... Business • 29 Mar
Imports from Britain slump 65% on stockpiling, Brexit New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that Ireland's goods imports from Britain fell by 65% in January compared to the same time last ... Business • 19 Mar
More apartments than houses built in 2020 - CSO New Central Statistics Office figures show that more apartments than houses were granted planning permission in 2020. Business • 12 Mar
Residential property prices rise by 2.6% in January Property prices across the country rose by 2.6% in the year to January, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office, its fastest ... Business • 12 Mar
Car traffic volumes increasing slowly in February - CSO New Central Statistics Office figures show that Covid-19 restrictions continue to have a significant influence on traffic volumes, public transport and travel through Irish airports. Business • 09 Mar
New car sales slow down by 12% in February - CSO New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of new private cars licensed in February fell by 12% compared to the same ... Business • 08 Mar
Live Register figures fall in February - CSO The number of people on the Live Register fell in February on a monthly basis, but was higher on an annual basis, new figures from ... Business • 05 Mar
GDP rises 3.4% in 2020 on strong multinational sector The economy, as measured by GDP, increased by 3.4% in 2020, according to preliminary figures from the Central Statistics Office today. Business • 05 Mar
Covid-19 unemployment rate dips to 24.8% in February New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the unemployment rate, including those receiving temporary Covid-19 jobless benefit, fell slightly to 24.8% in February ... Business • 03 Mar
Construction output falls by 6.5% in 2020 - CSO New figures from the Central Statistics Office show an overall decrease of 6.5% for 2020 in the volume of building and construction output as a ... Business • 02 Mar
Jack and Grace top baby names for 2020 Jack and Grace were the most popular baby names registered with the Central Statistics Office in 2020. Ireland • 26 Feb
CSO looks at one year impact of Covid-19 The Central Statistics Office has today published a snapshot of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the country over 12 months from the first ... Business • 26 Feb
Youth unemployment worsening, according to CSO figures The Covid-19 pandemic continues to have a considerable impact on the Irish labour market, the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office show today. Business • 25 Feb
Prices in Ireland 35% above EU average in 2019 - CSO New research from the Central Statistics Office show that prices in Ireland were 35.4% above the EU average in 2019, the second highest in the ... Business • 24 Feb
Income supports mitigated impact of Covid on incomes Joint research by the Central Bank and the Central Statistics Office has found that without the PUP and wage subsidies, household incomes would have fallen ... Business • 23 Feb
Consumer prices down 0.2% in January - CSO New figures from the Central Statistics Office figures show that consumer prices posted an annual fall of 0.2% in January compared to a drop of ... Business • 18 Feb
Pharmaceutical products push exports to record high New preliminary figures from the Central Statistics Office show that exports were valued at €160.814 billion last year - the highest total on record - ... Business • 15 Feb
December house price growth hits 17-month high of 2.2% Residential property prices increased nationally by 2.2% in the year to December 2020, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office, the fastest ... Business • 12 Feb
64.7% of workers have some form of pension coverage A survey by the Central Statistics Office has found that 64.7% of those in employment have some form of supplementary pension coverage, up 5% compared ... Business • 11 Feb
State schemes make up 84% of pension liabilities The total amount of pension liabilities owed to households through the state contributory pension and occupational schemes both public and private amounts to €607.9 billion, ... Business • 10 Feb
Covid restrictions continue to impact transport figures While the volume of cars on Irish roads has been increasing slowly during January, overall volumes remain low following the introduction of Level 5 restrictions, ... Business • 09 Feb
