The vast majority of landlords only own one or two properties
Half of all landlords earn less than €10,000 on their investments after allowable expenses
Figuring out the real state of the Irish economy
CSO works hard to get accurate picture, but reading the runes still a big ask
Institutional investors are playing a key role in providing housing for all
Private investment increases the supply, quality and affordability of housing stock
John FitzGerald: Economy shows resilience in teeth of pandemic
Ireland’s tradeable sector is mainly untouched by crisis and will drive recovery
Population growth continues to slow alongside marriage rates
Figures show that natural growth rate has slowed every quarter since 2017
New data protection regime could hamper vital research
Without access to proper data wrong policy levers might be applied
Dramatic shift in environment subsidies towards renewable energy
Supports fail to boost environmentally friendly electric cars
Census 2016: snapshot of a fast-changing Ireland
An ageing population is reflected in a rise in the dependency ratio
Emigrant trends: The brain drain continues
For many considering returning home, what they will be giving up will be carefully weighed and measured against what they can expect to enjoy in Ireland
Is collaboration or competition best strategy for economists?
Irish economists have become more open to learning from other disciplines
Some good news from CSO but one-in-six remain at risk of poverty
Annual data round-up reveals most vulnerable bear brunt of high price levels
Death and birth rates fell in second quarter of 2014
Central Statistics Office data shows a natural population increase of 9,305
Overseas trips to Ireland up by 11% this quarter
Highest number of visitors are from the UK at 836,700 from May to July
Despite strong literary tradition, study reveals lacklustre literacy results
Population-based study involved 6,000 subjects who took reading and comprehension tests
Thefts from the person up 33% as other crimes decline
Crime rates in most categories, including robbery and aggravated burglary, have fallen according to CSO
Cantillon: When is a housing recovery real?
Economists are sensibly hesitant to proclaim a bottom for the market
A tale of arrivals and departures and one almighty crash
The biggest single change to population projections is the return of the old scourge of emigration
Dangerous driving offences rose by more than 100,000 between 2010 and 2011
Recorded crime down in most categories with the exception of burglaries, theft and fraud and deception offences
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