Inequality is growing with highest disposable incomes in Dublin, Limerick, and Cork

Inequality is growing with highest disposable incomes in Dublin, Limerick, and Cork

Income gaps have widened between the most and least prosperous counties. 

Income inequality is growing between Ireland's wealthiest and poorest counties, data from the Central Statistics Office shows.

Dublin’s disposable income per person at €27,686 was 18% higher than the State average in 2020 — and an increase of 2.3% from 2019.

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