The Central Statistics Office say it brings the seasonally adjusted total to 190,300.

The number of people signing on the Live Register is at its lowest level since February 2008.

The number of people on the Live Register fell by 1.2% in March, the second subsequent month when figures hit an 11-year low.

The Live Register saw a decrease in February, according to the Central Statistics Office.

The seasonally adjusted live register total decreased by 3,100 last month.

According to the latest figures, the number of long term claimants on the Live Register in September was 86,406 marking an annual decrease of 18%.

Figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of people on the Live Register fell last month.

The Government’s JobsPlus scheme could be retooled to benefit older long-term unemployed people, with a report finding the group was underrepresented and less likely to succeed in staying off the Live Register.

The number of people on the Live Register fell to its lowest level since 2008 in July, according to latest figures from the CSO.

The number of people on the Live Register is at its lowest level in almost 9 years.

ISME, the Irish Small and Medium Enterprises Association says there is still more to do, to reduce the number of long-term unemployed.

The number of people recorded on the Live Register has fallen to its lowest level since November 2008.

The number of people on the live register fell by 3,500 last month.

The Live Register dropped by 4,400 last month.

There were 2,700 less people on the Live Register in February, than in January, when the figures are seasonally adjusted.

There has been a drop in the number of people signing on the Live Register.

There was a drop of more than 34,000 in the number of people on the Live Register between December 2014 and last month, according to the Central Statistics Office.

The Live Register total recorded a monthly decrease of 2,200 (-0.7%) to 330,000 last month on a seasonally adjusted basis.

The number of people on the Live Register dropped by 4,400 in October.

The number of people signing on the Live Register climbed for the first time in more than two years last month, pointing towards slowing job creation.

The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June was 9.7%.

There were 2,600 fewer people on the Live Register on a seasonally adjusted basis last month, CSO figures revealed today.

Ireland’s unemployment rate declined another 0.2% in February, to reach 10.1%, its lowest level since 2009 — the last time the percentage figure was in single digits.

There has been a mixed response to the latest live register figures which show the numbers signing on is down to 10.5%.

The number of people on the Live Register fell by 2,500 in February, new figures from the Central Statistics Office show.

The latest eurozone unemployment figures, showing an increase of 1m more people out of work, has caused global alarm.

The number of dole claimants has dropped below 400,000 for the first time since 2009, but a significant drop in young claimants has prompted speculation that emigration may be the reason for the overall decline.

The latest employment figures released by the Central Statistics Office are encouraging. The number of people signing on has fallen for the 16th month in a row.

Ireland's unemployment rate has decreased to 14.6%, according to new live register figures from the CSO.

There has been a fall in the number of people on the Live Register, but the jobless rate is unchanged at 14.8%.

The Taoiseach has said dole queues are still too long, despite a reduction in the number signing on last month.

Last month saw a jump of more than 2,500 in the number of people signing on.

New figures have revealed that there are 442,599 people on the Live Register.

Emigration was roundly blamed today for the third monthly fall in numbers signing on the dole.

The number of people signing on the dole fell by 12,800 in the month of October, figures released today by the Central Statistics Office show.

Fine Gael's Enterprise Spokesman Richard Bruton has said the latest Live Register figures are evidence that Ireland is entering a "double-dip" recession.

More than 8,000 people joined the dole queue last month as the unemployment crisis deepened, it was revealed today.

New Live Register figures are expected to show almost no change on the dole queues last month.

The Social and Family Affairs Minister Mary Hanafin has said the latest Live Register figures are "grounds for hope and optimism".

An extra 1,100 people joined the live register during the month, according to latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.

Three quarters of all dole claimants have been claiming benefit for less than a year, according to figures released today by the CSO.

More than 17,000 more people signed on the Live Register over the past month, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.

Co Meath experienced the largest proportional increase in the number of people on the Live Register last month, according to the CSO.