This year, the Irish budget deficit is equivalent to a deficit of 4.1% of GDP from a deficit of 7.4% of GDP in 2020. Read more about This year, the Irish budget deficit is equivalent to a deficit of 4.1% of GDP from a deficit of 7.4% of GDP in 2020.
Due to the COVID outbreak of 2020, the Irish economy suffers a massive contraction in output and endures 220,000 jobs losses before a recovery starts later this year. Read more about Due to the COVID outbreak of 2020, the Irish economy suffers a massive contraction in output and endures 220,000 jobs losses before a recovery starts later this year.
Covid-19 still prevails in Ireland this year, but is much better controlled than during 2020. Read more about Covid-19 still prevails in Ireland this year, but is much better controlled than during 2020.
In Ireland, nearly 90% bumblebees and a fifth of butterflies are lost by this year, compared to 2019 levels. Read more about In Ireland, nearly 90% bumblebees and a fifth of butterflies are lost by this year, compared to 2019 levels.
Ireland meets its target of reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 80% by this year, compared to 1990 levels. Read more about Ireland meets its target of reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 80% by this year, compared to 1990 levels.
The Irish population over 80 years old increases 270% by this year, compared to 2019 levels. Read more about The Irish population over 80 years old increases 270% by this year, compared to 2019 levels.
The number of Irish citizens diagnosed with dementia increases to 141,200 people by this year, from an estimated 55,000 in 2018. Read more about The number of Irish citizens diagnosed with dementia increases to 141,200 people by this year, from an estimated 55,000 in 2018.
Dublin average temperatures rise 3.3 degrees Celsius by this year, compared to 2019 levels. Read more about Dublin average temperatures rise 3.3 degrees Celsius by this year, compared to 2019 levels.
The number of cancer cases in Ireland doubles, with a 111% increase for males and an 80% increase for females, by this year, compared to 2015 level. Read more about The number of cancer cases in Ireland doubles, with a 111% increase for males and an 80% increase for females, by this year, compared to 2015 level.
The Irish government bans petrol or diesel cars from the road this year. Read more about The Irish government bans petrol or diesel cars from the road this year.
