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# Statistics

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Exports fall by 12 per cent in just one month
110 Irish people emigrating every day - CSO
Poll: Would you consider emigrating?
NFL clubs to show fantasy stats on scoreboards
Fewer and fewer people have private health insurance
Mixed messages as retail sales continue their slide
House prices continue to fall as property market tumbles
Fewer days lost to industrial disputes in second quarter
Euro slowdown spreads to powerhouse Germany
Science unlocks the key to penalties, sort of
Justice minister promises 'no complacency' as crime figures drop
Commute much? Working people spend eight hours a week travelling
House prices falling at fastest rate in two years - CSO
In numbers: the first term of the new Dáil and Seanad
Running the numbers: First results of Census 2011
Poll: How many TDs should be in the next Dail?
Number of TDs could be cut by 20
Ireland by numbers: The country's vital statistics
Looking more like Alfie: Top baby names of 2010
Unemployment rate revised downward for first three months of 2011
House prices continued to fall in April - CSO
Unemployment rate increased in May, reaching 14.8 per cent
Loan approval rates nearly halved in three years - CSO
Dublin houses prices down by almost half since peak
Annual inflation rate reaches 3.2 per cent in April
Fall in number of shoppers since last year
Unemployment down slightly as Live Register is unchanged
Mobile phone use while driving "quadruples risk of being in a road collision"
Retail sales down by 1.7 per cent, CSO figures say
Factory gate prices fall by 0.2 per cent in March
What recession? Irish rank themselves in top 10 for optimism
Irish men predicted to live nearly a decade longer by 2041
Irish mums have more kids than EU counterparts
CSO calls criticism of Census 2011 contractor "irresponsible"
Live Register falls marginally in February
Trade surplus stays above €4bn for November
People born in affluent areas live longer - CSO
Ireland's economy grew between July and September
Ireland’s most popular car in November: Renault