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There were 560.5 burglaries per 100,000 people in Dublin last year, more than twice the rate for the rest of the Republic.
CSO data show drug offences more likely to be detected by gardaí

A greater number of drug-related crimes are being detected by the Garda than any other crime type while sexual crimes have the lowest detection rates.(...)

Water consumption rates highest in affluent areas of Dublin

The highest rates of domestic water consumption in Dublin are generally recorded in the most affluent suburbs while the lowest are in less well-off ne(...)

The sectors with the largest month-on-month volume decreases were electrical goods and department stores. Photograph: Eric Luke / The Irish Times
Retail sales rebound with 1.5% increase in April

Retail sales grew by 1.5 per cent in April having fallen by nearly 2 per cent in March, Central Statistics Office (CSO) figures show. The monthly ris(...)

On average, arts graduates’ pay rose almost 70% over the five-years of the study.
Arts graduates earn less than any other group after college

Arts and humanities students earned less than other groups of graduates for up to five years following college, according to the draft findings of a m(...)

Draft findings indicate that one year after graduation, graduates from education courses topped the table of weekly earnings at €705 a week. Photograph: Dave Thompson/PA Wire
Teachers earned most in years after graduation, study finds

Teachers earned more than other college graduates for several years after completing higher education, according to the draft of a major new study. (...)