Department of Social Protection figures show how €27.4 billion was spent in 2025, who received each main payment and how spending has changed since 2016.
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Charts from CSO figures show who flies and sails in and out of Ireland at Christmas, how the five main airports compare, and how 2026 is going so far.
The CSO’s Household Budget Survey shows where the average household’s money goes, how renters, families and pensioners differ, and what changed since 2015-2016.
The CSO’s latest baby names figures, for babies registered in 2025, show Irish-language names rising fast. Here are the top names, the biggest climbers, the county favourites and how tastes have changed since the 1970s.
The CSO’s April 2026 estimates show a bigger but slower-growing population. Here is how births, deaths, arrivals and departures add up, and how the age mix and regions are changing.
CSO figures show a record 36,284 new homes in 2025 and 16,679 in the first half of 2026. See where they were built, what type they were, and how they compare with the Housing for All plan.
The latest RTB Rent Index shows average monthly rents in every county, how fast they rose in a year, and the gap between new tenancies and people already renting.
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