Central Statistics Office

The numbers at work grew for the third successive quarter in the first three months of the year according to the Central Statistics Office. On a seaso(...)

Almost two-thirds of prisoners go on to reoffend within three years of release, a new study has shown. The report, published this morning by the Irish(...)

The chief executive of ferry operator Irish Continental Group, has said it is too soon to predict how the British tourist market will perform this ye(...)

It is deeply unsettling to hear animals cry out in hunger. That sound was heard all too frequently in recent months to the great distress of the farme(...)

Retail sales rose by 0.2 per cent last month, rebounding from a marked slump in March, as sales of cars and electrical goods boosted numbers on the hi(...)

The Gathering may have caught the imagination of American tourists, but the number of British visitors to Ireland continues to decline, figures releas(...)

Television females lead strange lives. And not just because they wake up with all their make-up on, always have clean hair and can wear boned b(...)

Dublin comes out on top when it comes to a broad range of quality of life indicators, according to the latest report from the Central Statistic(...)

Imagine the populations of Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford cities put together. They amount to about 400,000 people. That’s about the numb(...)

The value of exports rose modestly for the second consecutive month in March, but foreign(...)