Unemployment

Unemployment rate increased to 4.9% in July

Irish social protection minister ‘not thinking of introducing national service’

Jobseekers to get up to €450 in weekly social welfare payments, but there's a ca...

Cost of living crisis hitting young adults as just 8 per cent positive about the...

Laois signing on number tumbles but insignificant Midlands jobs growth in boomin...

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'Remarkable growth' in employment numbers as Ireland reaches record levels

State’s unemployment rate at 20-year record low

Dundalk Live Register dropped almost 50% in last six years

Number of people on welfare rose across all counties bar one in 12 months - CSO

Live register figures increase in every county but one over 12 months

Unemployment rate remains steady as labour market ‘holds its nerve’

Ireland’s jobless rate jumps to 4.3% in August

Employment rate among workers aged 15-64 at record high

Linking unemployment benefits to previous earnings leads to weaker work incentiv...

Still twice as many Irish people unemployed compared to pre-Covid figures

From July 8, PUP will be closed to new applications and the information in this graphic will no longer be relevant

Unemployment up despite easing of Covid-19 restrictions as PUP changes impact

Local banks are vital to get Tipperary's rural economy going

Unemployment continues to drop, but threat of reclosure looms, says economist

Laois live register down 16 percent in the year
Fewer people signing on, but do the figures indicate more jobs?
Ryan Dunne

Unemployment figures down nationally

Laois live register down almost 15 percent

Laois live register drops 15 percent in the year

Laois live register dips 14% in year

Laois live register drops 14 percent

Laois live register down 17 percent

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Laois benefits from scheme to help move people from welfare to work

Numbers signing on in Laois down 14 percent

Number signing on live register in Laois drops by almost 15%

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Flanagan has mixed feelings on Laois Offaly break up

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Mick Mulholland’s Political - Notebook Olymics lift spirits
Ireland’s success in the Olympic Games has undoubtedly lifted the nation’s spirit.
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‘A big blow’ for Port as 50 jobs fall through

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Aloof Labour needs to protect vulnerable

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Mick Mulholland

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TD Stanley calls for new thinking

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A ‘visionary’ dream for embattled Port

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A lot done, more to do Political Notebook by Mick Mulholland