Births to mother's aged less than 20 increased from 188 to year-on-year

Prices have been increasing since April 2021 with rises of at least 5 per cent recorded for 17 straight months, CSO figures showed

The price of homes rose by 6.1% in the 12 months to January

The measure for the Irish economy, known as Modified Domestic Demand, declined by 1.3 per cent in the fourth quarter.

A new report from the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SVP) has found the numbers of people unable to heat their home more than doubled in 2022

New figures for February show the unemployment rate was down from 4.4 per cent in January

More than 1,252,000 passengers arrived in Ireland on overseas routes in January 2023, a 1.4 per cent increase on the same period pre-pandemic according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO)

Figures from the Central Statistics Office show 74,458 PPS numbers have been issued to refugees from Ukraine

Jack has been the most popular name for boys for six years running

Breakfast foods are on average 14.5 per cent more expensive compared to a year ago

The Consumer Price Index rose by 7.8 per cent between January 2022 and January 2023

Prices increased on average by 7.8 per cent in the year to January

The prices of residential properties increased by 7.8 per cent in the year to December

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It comes after the Government admitted it missed its social housing targets last year by almost a third

A total of 29,851 residential units were completed in 2022. This includes 9,148 dwellings built in the forth quarter of the year.

The average price of a house in Cork has now reached €300,000, according to latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office.

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Prices were 0.2 per cent lower month-on-month, an early signal that inflation may be easing.

Regarding youth unemployment, it is down to 11.5 per cent for people aged 15-24 years.

Last month's arrivals were way up on the same month last year, when just 785,800 people arrived in the State from overseas

Data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) found theft and related offences were up 39 per cent in the 12-month period ending September 2022

Property prices grew 0.4% in October from the previous month, a six-month low

The CPI measures the overall change in the prices of goods and services that people typically buy over time

Taking inflation into account, household income was down by 0.8 per cent between July and September 

The Central Statistics Office's Pulse Survey found almost all respondents said they are concerned about the cost of living

The counties that saw the greatest increase in the number of people on the Live Register up to November 2022 were Kerry (35.5 per cent) and Clare (30.7 per cent).

Despite the bleak economic forecast, more people are employed in Ireland than ever.

Charlie McConalogue pledged to do ‘everything we can’ to bring in policy changes.

The employment rate for people aged between 15 and 64-years-old is 73.2 per cent, up from last year's figure of 72.2 per cent. 

Despite higher crime rates, the Dublin metropolitan area has some of the lowest detection rates nationally

Residential property prices rose by 10.8 per cent in annual terms

More than 62,000 Ukrainians have fled to Ireland since the start of the Russian invasion

Speaking to Newstalk, Social protection spokesperson for Sinn Féin, Claire Kerrane, says workers and families are under huge pressure.

Prices have been rising steadily since April last year, triggering the worst cost-of-living squeeze in decades

Micheál Martin told the Dáil that the Government will hit its housing target for this year.

The counties that saw the greatest increase in the 12 months to October 2022 were Kerry 32.7 per cent and Clare 27.4 per cent.

Irish multinationals had a turnover of almost €238 billion in 2020

Figures from the CSO shows two sectors – bars and pharmaceuticals – were the only ones to show an annual increase

The measure of inflation in Ireland was 8.6% in September.

Figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) showed more than 1.7 million passengers arrived in Ireland on overseas routes in September

Schools and colleges were found to be the most energy efficient non-domestic buildings

Residential property prices rose by 12.2 per cent in year to August

This is the twelfth straight month where the annual increase for the CSO's Consumer Price Index has been at least 5 per cent

Tipperary was the only county that saw a decrease in the number of people on its live register in the year to September.

The overall seasonally adjusted unemployment figure for September was 4.3 per cent

The latest figures from the Central Statistics Office show that 54,771 individuals have been issued a PPSN under the Temporary Protection Directive.

Inflation rate up to end of September stood at 8.6 per cent

Book, newspaper and stationery sales were up 28 per cent in August

Unauthorised transactions and attempts to obtain personal or banking information online or by phone are driving the crime rise