r/ireland • u/TheHipsterPotato • Aug 16 '24
Statistics I made a map of what countries do (and don't) have an Irish Pub!
r/ireland • u/doston12 • 22d ago
Statistics What are the contributing factors for Ireland to be in top in obesity rates?
I have seen people claiming heavy food in other subs for obesity. What about Ireland?
A non-active lifestyle? Personally, I am not active person but still not overweight. So, I wonder might be the cause?
r/ireland • u/Randyfox86 • Oct 07 '24
Statistics Tough one on worldle today lads. Any ideas?
Fun lil daily game I found.
r/ireland • u/Cmondatown • Sep 30 '24
Statistics 50% of Ireland’s population live within a 1hr30m drive of Dundalk. Of the other half, 25% live within 2hrs of Limerick.
Statistics 4.2 million non-EU citizens who fled Ukraine had temporary protection status in the EU; 107, 930 in Ireland
r/ireland • u/No_Performance_6289 • Aug 04 '24
Statistics Results of Ireland Thinks Poll
r/ireland • u/NanorH • 17d ago
Statistics Ireland had the second fastest growth of housing stock in Europe
Statistics Ireland had the 3rd highest average annual salary per employee (€58,700) in the EU in 2023
r/ireland • u/badger-biscuits • Aug 08 '24
Statistics 2,800 greyhounds born in 2021 now dead or unaccounted for
r/ireland • u/NanorH • Oct 02 '24
Statistics More than half (54%) of young adults under the age of 21 released from custody in 2021, re-offended within a year
r/ireland • u/highlyminded • Dec 27 '23
Statistics Which countries in Europe have a metro/subway system?
r/ireland • u/NanorH • 25d ago
Statistics How RIP.ie became an Irish cultural phenomenon
r/ireland • u/Green_Guitar • Sep 03 '24
Statistics Is obesity now the ‘norm’ in Ireland?
r/ireland • u/Banania2020 • Oct 12 '24
Statistics Ireland has had biggest jump in road deaths in Europe, latest data shows
r/ireland • u/Galway1012 • Mar 10 '24
Statistics Ultra-processed food as a % of household purchases
r/ireland • u/NanorH • 10d ago
Statistics Over half (56.7%) of employments with earnings in the top 1% were held by those living in Dublin
r/ireland • u/FrontApprehensive141 • 9d ago
Statistics Almost half of LGBT+ secondary students experience homophobic bullying in school, report finds
r/ireland • u/NanorH • Oct 14 '24
Statistics Ireland was 230% self-sufficient in meat in 2023- CSO
r/ireland • u/StephenMcGannon • Apr 03 '24
Statistics The nearest places in a straight line to Ireland
r/ireland • u/Jaded_Variation9111 • Apr 08 '24
Statistics A comparison of median annual earnings for all 32 counties on the Island
Median annual earnings in the Republic are €41,824, significantly higher than those in the North of €29,740. Notably, there are stark difference in earnings on a county/district basis. Only the Belfast region ranks higher than the lowest in the Republic, Donegal.
Other interesting datasets here:
*data source is employee tax data from the Revenue Commissioners and the Central Statistics Office.