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Small businesses employ nearly half of Galway’s private sector

Forty-five percent of people working in the private sector in Galway are employed by small businesses. That is according to data from the Central Statistics...

Slight drop in unemployment figures in Galway

There was a slight decrease in unemployment across Galway last month, with over 100 people leaving the Live Register during February. Figures from the Central...

Galway region house prices see 2.1% yearly increase

House prices in the Galway region has risen by 2.1% in the year leading to August 2023 according to the latest CSO figures. The Central...

Muhammad, Lily and Saoirse are the most popular baby names in Galway City

The most popular baby names in Ireland in 2022 have been revealed by the Central Statistics Office. Jack was the most popular name for baby...

What’s Behind Galway’s Rising Property Prices?

The last nine years have seen property prices in Galway “increase by "172%”, following their lowest point after the 2008 financial crash. While this...

Greater measures needed to tackle growing poverty says local TD

Roscommon-Galway TD Claire Kerrane has called for greater measures to tackle growing levels of poverty in the country. The call comes in response to the...

How companies are fighting back against fraud

Ireland's Central Statistics Office reported in 2021 that fraud was up a staggering 71% on the year before, setting a new record in the...

Over 2,700 Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Galway

Over 2,700 refugees from Ukraine have arrived in Galway as of 10 July according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office. Galway City Central...

Two further COVID deaths reported in Galway in latest CSO data

The number of people who have died from COVID-19 in Galway has risen by two to 153 in the latest data from the Central...

Census Enumerator jobs still available in Galway

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has extended the deadline for applications for Census Enumerators until 10 December. Those interested in the 283 part time positions...

Four more COVID deaths reported in Galway – CSO

The number of deaths related to COVID-19 in Galway since the start of the pandemic has increased by four to 138 in new data...

No COVID deaths recorded in Galway in August

No further deaths from COVID-19 were recorded in Galway in August, new data from the  Central Statistics Office shows. The CSO data also shows that...

Eight more COVID-19 deaths recorded in Galway

The overall number of COVID-19 related deaths recorded in Galway has risen by eight in the latest data released by the Central Statistics Office. A...

Six out of Ten Galwegians staying within 10km of home

More than 60 percent of people in Galway stayed local, that is to say within 10km of their home, in the week ending on...

30 things to know about COVID in Galway & Ireland

Cases There have been 64,538 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Republic of Ireland. In Galway, 2,391 cases have been confirmed. The median age of the cases in Galway...

Irish companies fearing a second lockdown as business slowly resumes

A recent report by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) has revealed that 64.1% of businesses in Ireland perceive a second lockdown to be one...

COVID stats for Galway & Ireland

Cases There have been 28,036 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Republic of Ireland. In Galway, 517 cases have been confirmed. The median age of these cases...

Galway commuters save dozens of hours during lockdown

Remote workers in County Galway have saved an estimated 78 hours on commuting to work since the country went into lockdown in March, according...

9 people in Galway have died from COVID-19, new figures show

New figures show that a total of nine people have died after being diagnosed with COVID-19 in Galway since the start of the pandemic. The...

Primary school enrollment expected to drop 30% in the west by 2036

Primary School enrollments in the west of Ireland are expected to decline by almost 30 percent by 2036 according to a new report. The new...

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