CSO figures are based on actual purchase prices which have almost doubled since 2013

School buildings, hospitals, and offices accounted for 30% of gas consumption last year

In June, 160,000 overseas passengers arrived in Ireland, compared to 85,400 in May, an increase of 87%

While improvements have been made in the quality of Garda crime statistics, the CSO said the data should remain 'under reservation'

ECB attributes expected inflation to one-off factors during the projected global recovery from the pandemic

New CSO figures show increasing levels of loneliness and financial stress among many renters

Digital Rights Ireland seeks clarity about the way information on Irish citizens is being collected and stored

Experts warn that price rises in utilities and other essentials such as transport are putting strain on families

More than 70% of SMEs saw a drop in revenue last year – with nearly a quarter seeing turnover fall by more than half - due to the impact of the pandemic, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

The CSO analysed phenology data — flowering, insect emergence, and animal migration — to examine the effects of climate change

Carlow, Roscommon and Mayo were the countries with the lowest percentage of people remaining within 10km of their home during the first week of this month

Recoveries from recessions usually take much longer than this. However, this is a unique cycle.

The CSO’s Transport Bulletin shows that car traffic volumes in regional locations increased by 6.9% in the week beginning February 14, when compared with the previous week

New figures from the Central Statistics Office detail the toll the pandemic and its consequent lockdowns have had on traders

Only six counties in the State exceeded the average per capita disposable income in 2018

Economists are wondering if the trends can last, however.

Liabilities in Government-managed schemes totalled €508.8bn, or 156% of GDP, at the end of 2018. 

Ireland's largest trading partners in Asia are China and Japan, according to Central Statistics Office

Today The Central Bank will publish its interim report on differential pricing within the insurance sector.

Since the start of the pandemic, 1,682 people with underlying conditions have died due to coronavirus.

More than one-third rated their life satisfaction as low in November, at the height of lockdown. 

CSO figures also reflect a shift to online transactions

Almost half of juvenile offenders who received a community-based sanction in the courts reoffended within a year, official figures show.

CSO's Labour Force Survey shows female unemployment rose by a larger amount compared with males in the three months to the end of September.

The CSO noted that the volume of bicycles on the roads during off-peak hours in August had risen

New data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show that the number of coronavirus cases in Ireland last week went up by more than three-quarters from the previous week.

Wealthier people have more confidence in An Garda Síochána’s ability to tackle crime than those living in poorer areas.

Life expectancy for both males and females increased in 2016, according to new statistics.

Ireland's official figure of 1,700 coronavirus deaths during the pandemic may be a “slight overestimate” but it is an accurate one, an analysis by the Health Information and Quality Authority has found.

The volume of car traffic on Irish roads plummeted by 70% during the Covid-19 lockdown.

More than one million people were either on the Live Register for June or received emergency payments created following the Covid-19 crisis, official statistics have revealed.

The number of Irish troops about to be sent to Lebanon is uncertain after two of them quarantined at a Co Cork military barracks prior to departure tested positive for Covid-19 and several of their colleagues are now under medical scrutiny as a result.

The number of new cases of Covid-19 and deaths associated with the virus continues to fall here .

Large numbers of people are uncomfortable with the idea of attending concerts or matches; going to the pub; using public transport; or sending children to a creche.

Just three-in-five respondents (59.9%) now rate their personal compliance with current government guidelines as high, down from more than 80% in April. Almost half of respondents reported being very or extremely concerned about other people's compliance with restrictions too.

CSO statistician Eva O’Regan points out that women are more likely to report 'high' compliance with the guidelines than men.

The latest CSO report shows some positives for businesses, including many which are starting to reopen, but also highlights the challenges faced. Picture: Pexels Almost three-quarters of Irish businesses have rearranged their workplace to facilitate social distancing.

Figures from the Central Statistics Office reveal that almost 90% of enterprises have reopened as the government have eased virus-related restrictions in the last few weeks.

The price of goods leaving factory gates in Ireland fell by more than 7% last month according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) latest wholesale price index.

There was an increase in streaming videos, accessing online news and using social networks to keep in touch during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some 15 counties reported no new cases of the coronavirus in the week ending June 12 — with a further 10, including Cork, reporting fewer than five cases.

Dublin is the only county that had more than 10 new cases last week.

In relation to homicides, the number of recorded in the year to the first quarter of 2020 was lower than for the previous year by 12 — a drop of just under 17%.

Figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) also show the number of flights to and from Cork, Dublin, Shannon, Kerry and Knock airports fell by more than 6,500 compared to the same period in 2019.