This year, Dublin needs 32,500 new apartments for its growing, multinational housing demand, on top of the 232.5k demand in 2017. Read more about This year, Dublin needs 32,500 new apartments for its growing, multinational housing demand, on top of the 232.5k demand in 2017.
Since 2018 to this year, the Irish government has opened 42 new public schools domestically. Read more about Since 2018 to this year, the Irish government has opened 42 new public schools domestically.
Ireland imposes a so-called 'latte levy' on disposable coffee cups this year in a bid to change consumer habits and cut the environmental impact from single-use plastics. Read more about Ireland imposes a so-called 'latte levy' on disposable coffee cups this year in a bid to change consumer habits and cut the environmental impact from single-use plastics.
Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland by this year. Read more about Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland by this year.
Dublin rents rise by 17% this year compared to 2019 levels, due to the low supply of houses. Read more about Dublin rents rise by 17% this year compared to 2019 levels, due to the low supply of houses.
In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is available through the public health system from this year onward. Read more about In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is available through the public health system from this year onward.
The Irish government performs the census this year, along with other EU nations. Read more about The Irish government performs the census this year, along with other EU nations.
The Irish government bans 'loyalty card' programs and retail promotions that encourage alcohol consumption from this year onward. Read more about The Irish government bans 'loyalty card' programs and retail promotions that encourage alcohol consumption from this year onward.
Irish pubs begin reopening this year, but full normalization of business isn't expected until 2024. Read more about Irish pubs begin reopening this year, but full normalization of business isn't expected until 2024.
Irish government debt rises to 68.4% of GDP this year, up from 58.8% in 2019. Read more about Irish government debt rises to 68.4% of GDP this year, up from 58.8% in 2019.
