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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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IAADSA14 - Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources of persons aged 18 and overCentral Statistics OfficeGovernment
Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources of persons aged 18 and over
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IAADSA13 - Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources of persons aged 18 and overCentral Statistics OfficeGovernment
Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources of persons aged 18 and over
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Composition of working-age household income
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Number of employed persons in working-age household
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Working-age household income
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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IAADSA15 - Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources of persons aged 18 and overCentral Statistics OfficeGovernment
Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources of persons aged 18 and over
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Income Analysis using Administrative Data Sources
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Government
Occupations
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Government
Occupations
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Government
Occupations
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The Annual Employment Survey provides an analysis of employment levels in industrial (including primary production) and services companies under the remit of IDA Ireland, Enterprise Ireland and Údarás na Gaeltachta. The 2024 Annual Employment Survey report looks at employment tre
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The European Communities (Access to Information on the Environment) Regulations 2007 (S.I. 133 of 2007), gives legal rights to those seeking access to information on the environment from public authorities.This is a log of the AIE requests responded to by South Dublin County Coun
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