# income
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Last year
2023
budget 2024
Budget measures will increase incomes but purchasing power lower than it was in 2020, says ESRI
13 Oct 2023
10.8k
38
ESRI
Ireland's poorest households saw their income dip even further during the pandemic
5 Sep 2023
12.0k
53
All time
Voices
Money Diary: An office worker in the east on €26K working in Dublin
TheJournal.ie reader
25 Sep 2022
48.5k
41
FEMPI
High-earning public servants to have pay restored, as Varadkar admits timing 'isn't the best'
Updated
22 Jun 2022
46.8k
108
Voices
Opinion: Out-of-pocket expenses for workers are way too high in Ireland
Dr Laura Bambrick
10 May 2022
28.6k
14
Housing
Cabinet approves Fair Deal rule change in order to bring thousands of vacant houses back into use
13 Apr 2022
22.4k
7
Voices
Opinion: Government is missing the links between the housing crisis and growing pension problem
Rory McNab
4 Feb 2022
21.8k
35
reduced earnings
Impact of Covid school closures to be felt 'throughout next century'
14 Jun 2021
20.3k
7
charities regulator
Over 10,000 charities now registered in Ireland, 8% with annual income more than €1m
14 Jul 2020
17.3k
38
Voices
How I Spend My Money: A 55-year-old woman in Dublin who cares for her elderly mother and works part-time in a shop
TheJournal.ie reader
8 Mar 2020
79.9k
29
Deprivation
Nearly 16% of Irish households at risk of poverty last year while disposable income increased
17 Dec 2018
13.6k
31
The Daily Poll
Poll: Do you consider a family which earns €100,000 to be 'rich'?
7 Jun 2018
140k
191
Pay Gap
More women than men are in full-time work after graduating - but they earn less over time
1 Feb 2018
11.9k
94
Buckingham Palace
Royal family set for bumper year of income as €419 million renovation on Buckingham Palace starts
27 Jun 2017
19.8k
64
start saving
The average first time buyer in Ireland is 34 years old and needs at least a €50,000 deposit
25 May 2017
76.8k
74
bóthar ark
Dublin manager Jim Gavin plays "groomsman" to 5,300 animals being airlifted to Africa
11 Oct 2016
29.3k
60
The Daily Poll
Poll: Would you support an unconditional basic income for everyone in Ireland?
4 Jun 2016
31.9k
169
the recession
Here's why poorer families were hardest hit by post-Celtic Tiger inflation
29 Sep 2015
16.3k
16
back down to earth
Here is why double-digit house price increases are a thing of the past
9 Apr 2015
3.5k
Voices
The gap between the rich and poor is widening, thanks to this government
Eoin Ó Broin
25 Feb 2015
1.6k
163
help to buy
Could shared ownership help to solve some of Ireland's housing problems?
29 Jan 2015
4.5k
1
Bills Bills Bills
'Things are more likely to be getting worse than better for consumers'
12 Dec 2014
7.0k
37
Not Lovin' It
Irish farmers show their beef with factories and retailers in McDonald's protest
3 Sep 2014
33.1k
69
mind the gap
Protecting social welfare during the crash lessened income inequality - ESRI
28 Jul 2014
7.3k
73
Gender Inequality
Women in G20 countries will have to wait 75 years to earn as much as men
14 Jul 2014
5.3k
17
For a rainy day
Stamping your book: People are saving more and more with An Post
24 Apr 2014
11.0k
12
uswitch.ie
More households borrowing money to pay "increasingly unaffordable" energy bills
16 Apr 2014
7.3k
49