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Boing!
From the Central Statistics Office… In the year to February, residential property prices at national level increased by 10.7%. This compares with an increase of 8.1% in the year to January and an...
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On The Move
This morning. The Central Statistics Office released new figures in relation to the movement of the population within Ireland. It reports: In April 2016, 44% of the State’s total urban population...
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Up 12.3%
The Central Statistics Office writes: In the year to July, residential property prices at national level increased by 12.3%. This compares with an increase of 11.5% in the year to June and an increase...
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Pretty Vacant
Boarded up homes on Connaught St, Phibsboro earlier this year You may recall how the Census 2016 figures which showed 183,312 vacant houses in Ireland – excluding vacant holiday homes. And how...
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Trading Places
This morning. The Central Statistics Office announces: Ireland exported €123 billion of goods in 2017 and imported €79 billion. We exported €17 billion more to the USA than we imported in 2017. The UK...
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Income And Living Conditions
From the Central Statistics Office This morning. The Central Statistics Office published its results from a survey on income and living conditions in Ireland in 2017. It found the mean annual...
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Confidence And Supply
Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy Further evidence that housing supply is increasing and house prices are levelling off https://t.co/WiL2wafehS — Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) May 16, 2019 Summary of...
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Bubble At The Border
From the Central Statistics Office’s Residential Property Price Index June 2019 report (click to enlarge) The Central Statistics Office reports: Residential property prices increased by 2.0%...
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Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan at a Covid-19 press briefing tonight This evening. Paul Cullen, of The Irish Times, asked Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan about the CSO’s mortality report...
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MEDIA RELEASE. Late; CSO confirm highest level that death data is from State statistical scientists. Now circulating to the very highest levels RTE Newstalk, Virgin Media, Irish Times, Examiner,...
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