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Donegal County Council

27 datasets are currently published for Donegal County Council.

  • Awarded council tenders — Donegal County Council: €36,302,452, calendar year 2025.
  • Cattle numbers — Donegal County Council: 181,100, 2025 (-1.6% year on year, from 184,100). 181,100 head of cattle were counted. Cattle: under 1 year accounted for the largest share (56,500, 31%). Next largest was Cattle: 1-2 years (49,800). The largest year-on-year movement was Cattle: 2 years and over, 4% lower (15,600). 1 category has a reported change small enough that the source's own rounding to the nearest 100 could account for most or all of it. (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Emergency accommodation type — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year, from 178). 171 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. That is the region's own published total; the categories below overlap and do not add up to it. Private Emergency Accommodation was the largest single category (125). Next largest was Supported Temporary Accommodation (34). The largest year-on-year movement was Supported Temporary Accommodation, 13% lower (34). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Ethnic or cultural background — Donegal County Council: 164,573, 2022. 164,573 was the total. White Irish accounted for the largest share (141,947, 86%). Next largest was Other White (9,428).
  • Family composition — North-West: No figure published, June 2026. (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Gross expenditure per capita — Donegal County Council: €1,329, 2026 (+11.6% year on year, from €1,190).
  • Homelessness by age — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year, from 178). 171 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. 25-44 accounted for the largest share (82, 48%). Next largest was 45-64 (60). The largest year-on-year movement was 18-24, 9% lower (20). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Homelessness by citizenship — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year, from 178). 171 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. Irish accounted for the largest share (106, 62%). Next largest was EEA/UK (40). The largest year-on-year movement was Irish, 17% lower (106). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Homelessness by sex — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year, from 178). 171 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. Male accounted for the largest share (101, 59%). Next largest was Female (70). The largest year-on-year movement was Male, 8% lower (101). (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Hospital discharges by diagnosis — Donegal County Council: 74,027, 2025 (-2.5% year on year, from 75,950). 74,027 hospital discharges were recorded, all causes. Diseases of the digestive system was the largest single category (6,996). Next largest was Neoplasms (cancer) (5,063). The largest year-on-year movement was Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases (incl. diabetes), 22% lower (1,373). (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Letterkenny University Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Donegal County Council: 3,734, July 2026 (+84.4% year on year, from 2,025). 3,734 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (2,561, 69%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,020). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 227% higher (1,020). (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Letterkenny University Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Donegal County Council: 14,290, July 2026 (-9.5% year on year, from 15,798). 14,290 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (11,521, 81%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,737). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 65% lower (428). (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Live Register — Donegal County Council: 7,523, August 2026 (-2.6% year on year, from 7,721). 7,523 people were on the Live Register. 25 years and over accounted for the largest share (6,623, 88%). Next largest was Under 25 years (900). The largest year-on-year movement was Under 25 years, 10% higher (900). (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Median resale price — Donegal: €184,750, Q2 2026 (+8.7% year on year, from €170,000). (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Median sale price — Donegal: €211,000, Q2 2026 (+18.9% year on year, from €177,500). (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • New dwelling completions — Donegal County Council: 204, Q2 2026. 204 dwellings were completed. Single house accounted for the largest share (103, 50%). Next largest was Scheme house (95). The largest year-on-year movement was Scheme house, 239% higher (95). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers.
  • New dwellings granted permission — Donegal County Council: 176, Q1 2026 (+40.8% year on year, from 125).
  • Own-source income share — Donegal County Council: 30.83%, 2026 (-3.2 percentage points year on year, from 34.05%).
  • Population — Donegal: 167,084, 2022. (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Population — Donegal County Council: 167,084, 2022. (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Population — North-West: 272,481, 2022. (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Rainfall — Donegal (Glenties Hatchery): 84.9, July 2026. (a county-wide figure — Co. Donegal has only one constituent council, Donegal County Council)
  • Religion — Donegal County Council: 167,084, 2022. 167,084 was the total. Catholic accounted for the largest share (127,969, 77%). Next largest was Other religion (18,112).
  • Residence one year before census — Donegal County Council: 162,810, 2022. 162,810 was the total. Same address accounted for the largest share (154,785, 95%). Next largest was Elsewhere in county (4,133).
  • Single-bid tender rate — Donegal County Council: 33.30%, 2025.
  • Total adults in emergency accommodation — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year, from 178). (published for North-West as a whole, not just Donegal County Council)
  • Travel to work — Donegal County Council: 66,904, 2022. 66,904 was the total. Car driver accounted for the largest share (38,940, 58%). Next largest was Van (7,602).

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