Central Statistics Office data shows Ireland's birth rate has fallen by more than 20% in the past decade

Without major Government direction, the unspoken attitude of the airport authority, and indeed the flight operators, is that the consumer has to suck up the difficulties in the short term

The Central Statistics Office found prices rose 7% in the year to April, with massive increases in energy costs during that time

The Central Statistics Office also found that the cost of clothing and footwear rose 3.9% while the cost of restaurants, hotels and transport rose 1.7%

The country's so-called modern sector which includes pharmaceutical and computer firms, saw a 20% drop in production

Figures suggest that inflation still has some way to go before reaching its peak

Apartments now account for almost a third of all new homes completed

As well as record energy price hikes, consumers face sharp rises in staples such as milk, bread, pasta, and sugar. And, experts warn, these rising prices could soon “seep in” to other parts of the economy.

Duff data represents a GDPR risk to organisations of all sizes, not just financial institutions

One of the folks traipsing from door to door this week tells us about the varied reactions people have to Census 2022 — including the unique new time capsule section

Poor rates of pay and precarious terms of employment are key causes of the difficulties some employers have attracting staff

The Central Statistics Office pointed out that not all of these deaths could be attributed to Covid-19

Government is expected to roll out one-off payments to soften the effect of rampant inflation — but household carbon tax rise will go ahead in May

Friday's sudden announcement will have employers dusting down their return-to-work plans

Now that Covid-19 restrictions are being dropped, we asked older people, and those working with them, to reflect on how they navigated through the last 22 months

The number of sexual offences also increased for the year, while recorded crimes in a number of other areas fell

Twenty of those who died last week were in the over-65 age cohort

It had been expected permissions would have increased significantly this year, given the country was in lockdown over long periods in 2020

The Central Statistics Office found that clothes, shoes and accessories were the most popular things to buy online

Two thirds of the respondents said they were using dating apps more over the last 12 months than they had been before

Only 14% of homes bought in September were new dwellings

The statistics are being published 'under reservation', meaning there is a continuing issue with the quality and reliability of the garda figures

Ireland's retailers and disadvantaged people alike ought to benefit from the nation's record €312.8bn in savings

The Central Statistics Office continental routes, rather than cross-channel or transatlantic, contributed most to passenger travel last month

There is also an uptick in the amount of new private cars licensed in Ireland when compared to 2020 with an 11% increase in September 2021 recorded. 

Figures from the Central Statistics Office show there were 15 deaths among confirmed Covid-19 cases in the week ending October 1

Ireland also fares poorly when it comes to biodiversity, CSO data shows

The majority of overseas passengers in August travelled by air with the rest travelling by sea

We’ve lived through suppression and oppression, war and horror and famine and disease, to the point almost of extinction. And now we’re different. Thriving, achieving, building and rebuilding whenever we have to. 

The number of births has fallen by almost 500 from the same quarter in the previous year to 13,895

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