Central Statistics Office.
Ireland's principal government institution in charge of statistics and census data
- Reports this week
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What's happening
Active this week
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The Central Statistics Office published population estimates for Ireland.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Geopolitical conflicts originating in the Middle East are causing global commodity prices to fluctuate, leading to increased fuel costs passed on to residents.Well supported9 reports7 developments inside
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Sarah Crilly, a statistician, works at the Central Statistics Office, which serves as Ireland's principal government institution.Some support1 report
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CSO tracks prices paid by companies like Electric Ireland while US-Israeli strikes target Iranian leadership in Tehran.Some support2 reports
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Deirdre Toher provides expert commentary on economic data published by the Central Statistics Office.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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CSO data informs Ireland's energy transition strategy amid global energy price hikes driven by the Ukraine war and Iran tensions.Some support1 report
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A BPFI report using CSO data indicated that planning permissions were down in Dublin in June 2026.Some support1 report
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Central Statistics Office and Eurostat agreed on a poverty line standard and questioned the definition used by a research institute.Some support1 report
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ESRI utilized Central Statistics Office data to conduct poverty analysis and advise the government on poverty policy.Some support1 report
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Lending rules, property indices, and affordability rankings highlight housing challenges across Ireland.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CSO data used to benchmark housing affordability.Some support1 report
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CSO data dictates minimum required size of Dáil Éireann.Some support1 report
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The conflict with Iran is causing energy market volatility, while Jack Kennedy commented on CSO unemployment figures.Some support1 report
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CSO data, central bank rules, and commentary inform affordability analysis in Carlow.Some support1 report
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CSO data shows property price increases in Kildare and Wicklow, leading to a comparison of housing affordability between the Dublin commuter belt and Cork.Some support1 report2 developments inside
One to three months ago
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The Central Statistics Office has released data regarding sheep slaughter in Ireland, noting how weather patterns are affecting the viability of sheep farming operations.Some support1 report
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CSO reports inbound tourism figures for Ireland, noting how Trump's tariff regime has caused a decline in British travel.Some support1 report
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Apple tax case receipts boosted last year's total while the Department of Finance uses CSO data to assess economic resilience.Some support1 report
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The Central Statistics Office reported on the environmental tax receipts of a state on July 26th.Some support3 reports
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CSO produces preliminary census figures for Limerick, with challenges regarding population decline.Some support1 report
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CSO released economic data showing increased exports to Great Britain and rising residential property prices in Dublin.Well supported5 reports
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The Central Statistics Office is tracking and analyzing the two-tier national housing market in Ireland, focusing on price growth via revenue returns.Well supported3 reports
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Around Central Statistics Office this week
News at the entities that move Central Statistics Office most-
Ireland StructuralIreland is working to improve governmental transparency by enhancing its digital services.Moves Central Statistics Office
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government StructuralGovernment plans fast-track resettlement for refugees from Afghanistan and Mandatory Palestine, while Nigel Farage rejects legal routes.Moves Central Statistics Office
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Eurostat OperationalAmidst the G7 summit in France, Trump threatens 100% tariffs on French wines, while AI leaders discuss industry risks.Moves Central Statistics Office
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state StructuralKarnataka is seeking state-specific flexibility regarding CZMP.Moves Central Statistics Office
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Electric Ireland Mentioned togetherElectric Ireland, a semi-state body in Ireland, criticized the government regarding electricity pricing issues.Moves Central Statistics Office
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Dublin Airport StructuralA pilot protested at Dublin Airport regarding an Aer Lingus flight that originated from Heathrow, with the case being heard at the WRC.Moves Central Statistics Office
Connections
The 26 strongest of 31, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Ireland Structural
The CSO is the official government institution responsible for collecting and publishing key economic and demographic data for Ireland.
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Eurostat Operational
Both statistical agencies actively coordinate by publishing harmonized price index data and using shared poverty line standards.
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Sarah Crilly Structural
Sarah Crilly is employed as a statistician at the Central Statistics Office.
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government Structural
CSO provides official statistical data and monitoring to inform and dictate governmental functions.
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Bank of Ireland Structural
BoI utilizes residential price index data produced by the CSO as a core input for its financial forecasting models.
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Economic and Social Research Institute Operational
CSO provides data that ESRI utilizes for poverty analysis and informing investment decisions regarding the SÍOL scheme.
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Deirdre Toher Mentioned together
Deirdre Toher provides expert commentary based on economic data published by the Central Statistics Office.
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Irish Independent Structural
Irish Independent relies on specific salary data published by the Central Statistics Office for its reporting.
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Cairn Homes Shared context
Cairn Homes benchmarks its price increases against the wholesale price rates published by the Central Statistics Office.
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Cavan Structural
The Central Statistics Office formally supplies median income data to Cavan for assessment purposes.
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Department of Finance Structural
A provides official consumer price data to B for inclusion in its annual reports.
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state Structural
The Central Statistics Office tracks and reports on the state's tax receipts and financial data.
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Department of Finance Structural
The Department of Finance utilizes data produced by the Central Statistics Office to conduct economic resilience assessments.
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Diarmuid Scully Operational
Diarmuid Scully challenges the Central Statistics Office figures regarding population decline.
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Cork Shared context
The Central Statistics Office produces and applies market data regarding the economic trends and property prices within the geographic area of Cork.
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Jack Kennedy Mentioned together
Jack Kennedy commented on unemployment figures published by the Central Statistics Office.
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Electric Ireland Mentioned together
CSO tracks prices paid by companies like Electric Ireland, using them as data examples.
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Dublin Shared context
The Central Statistics Office tracks and reports economic indicators, such as property prices, within the Dublin area.
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Dublin Airport Structural
CSO publishes official statistics regarding operational metrics of Dublin Airport, including passenger volume data.
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Carlow Shared context
CSO data is used to inform affordability and socio-economic analyses specific to the area of Carlow.
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Limerick Shared context
The Central Statistics Office produces census figures and statistical data regarding the location of Limerick.
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Middle East Shared context
The Middle East's geopolitical instability influences global energy costs, which are tracked by the Central Statistics Office.
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Fingal Shared context
The Central Statistics Office monitors housing market growth within the geographical area of Fingal.
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Monaghan Shared context
The Central Statistics Office provides median income data relevant to the county of Monaghan.
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Kildare Shared context
CSO data tracks property price increases within the county of Kildare.
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Donegal Mentioned together
A and B are co-mentioned in articles related to economic data and property indices.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
10 events- Sarah Crilly, a statistician, works at the Central Statistics Office, which serves as Ireland's principal government institution.
- Deirdre Toher provides expert commentary on economic data published by the Central Statistics Office.
- CSO data informs Ireland's energy transition strategy amid global energy price hikes driven by the Ukraine war and Iran tensions.
- A BPFI report using CSO data indicated that planning permissions were down in Dublin in June 2026.
- Central Statistics Office and Eurostat agreed on a poverty line standard and questioned the definition used by a research institute.
- ESRI utilized Central Statistics Office data to conduct poverty analysis and advise the government on poverty policy.
- Lending rules, property indices, and affordability rankings highlight housing challenges across Ireland.
- CSO data used to benchmark housing affordability.
- CSO data dictates minimum required size of Dáil Éireann.
- The conflict with Iran is causing energy market volatility, while Jack Kennedy commented on CSO unemployment figures.
August 2026
5 events- The Central Statistics Office published population estimates for Ireland.
- CSO data, central bank rules, and commentary inform affordability analysis in Carlow.
- The Central Statistics Office has released data regarding sheep slaughter in Ireland, noting how weather patterns are affecting the viability of sheep farming operations.
- CSO reports inbound tourism figures for Ireland, noting how Trump's tariff regime has caused a decline in British travel.
- Apple tax case receipts boosted last year's total while the Department of Finance uses CSO data to assess economic resilience.
July 2026
4 events- CSO tracks prices paid by companies like Electric Ireland while US-Israeli strikes target Iranian leadership in Tehran.
- CSO data shows property price increases in Kildare and Wicklow, leading to a comparison of housing affordability between the Dublin commuter belt and Cork.
- The Central Statistics Office reported on the environmental tax receipts of a state on July 26th.
- CSO produces preliminary census figures for Limerick, with challenges regarding population decline.
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June 2026
5 events- Geopolitical conflicts originating in the Middle East are causing global commodity prices to fluctuate, leading to increased fuel costs passed on to residents.
- CSO released economic data showing increased exports to Great Britain and rising residential property prices in Dublin.
- The Central Statistics Office is tracking and analyzing the two-tier national housing market in Ireland, focusing on price growth via revenue returns.
- A comprehensive study released by the Central Statistics Office highlights the high proportion of poorly rated commercial buildings in Ireland.
- Global energy price shocks are affecting fuel sales, according to a report from the Central Statistics Office.