Dublin City Council

71 datasets are currently published for Dublin City Council.

Each figure below comes from a different official publisher and was checked on a different date — where a figure links to its own page, that page carries the full source and "as of" date.

Planning feed has stopped reporting for this council. Dublin City Council: no planning records after 2026-07-30. The national planning applications feed's newest record from any council is 2026-10-13, so this council's count and rates here stop short of the present; a low recent figure may mean the council stopped reporting to the feed (for example after changing planning system), not that fewer applications were made.

• Average distance to workplace (km) — Dublin City Council — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 6.8, 2022. Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Awarded council tenders — Dublin City Council: €746,590,575, calendar year 2025. Source: Office of Government Procurement — eTenders contract award notices. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Bathing water quality — Dublin City Council: 33.30%, 2024. Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Beaumont Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 11,841, July 2026 (+21.9% year on year, from 9,710). 11,841 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (5,038, 43%). Next largest was 6-12 months (3,098). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 135% higher (1,791). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Beaumont Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 56,904, August 2026 (+20.5% year on year, from 47,205). 56,904 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (31,642, 56%). Next largest was 6-12 months (13,612). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 253% higher (4,493). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Cattle numbers — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 20,700, 2026 (+0.0% year on year, from 20,700). 20,700 head of cattle were counted. Cattle: 1-2 years accounted for the largest share (5,600, 27%). Next largest was Cattle: under 1 year (4,800). 6 categories have a reported change small enough that the source's own rounding to the nearest 100 could account for most or all of it. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Children's Health Ireland — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 5,340, July 2026 (-14.1% year on year, from 6,219). 5,340 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (3,052, 57%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,350). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 56% lower (332). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Children's Health Ireland — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 32,763, August 2026 (-3.7% year on year, from 34,009). 32,763 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (19,948, 61%). Next largest was 6-12 months (7,809). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 39% lower (2,109). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Commencement notices — Dublin City Council — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 1,266, September 2026. 1,266 was the total. Residential units commenced accounted for the largest share (1,247, 98%). Next largest was Notices for residential development (16). The largest year-on-year movement was Residential units commenced, 336% higher (1,247). 2 smaller categories had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Community service orders — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 332, 2024. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: The Probation Service. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Company formations — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 699, September 2026. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: Companies Registration Office Open Data. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 1,870, July 2026 (+30.8% year on year, from 1,430). 1,870 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (1,503, 80%). Next largest was 6-12 months (305). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 182% higher (305). 2 smaller categories had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 8,260, August 2026 (-5.6% year on year, from 8,750). 8,260 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (5,882, 71%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,547). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 63% higher (753). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 15, July 2026 (-85.0% year on year, from 100). 15 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 3,685, August 2026 (+5.3% year on year, from 3,499). 3,685 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (2,570, 70%). Next largest was 6-12 months (995). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 36% lower (117). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Deprivation index — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 2.7, 2022. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: Pobal — HP Deprivation Index. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Deprivation index — Dublin City Council — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 1.7, 2022. Source: Pobal — HP Deprivation Index. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Disposable income per person — Co. Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: €33,889, 2024. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Dwelling units granted permission — Dublin City Council: 766, Q2 2026. Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Emergency accommodation type — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 8,209, July 2026 (+4.6% year on year, from 7,848). 8,209 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 (6,092). Next largest was Supported Temporary Accommodation (2,082). The largest year-on-year movement was Private Emergency Accommodation, 10% higher (6,092). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: DHLGH Homelessness Reports. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Ethnic or cultural background — Dublin City Council: 580,237, 2022. 580,237 was the total. White Irish accounted for the largest share (372,724, 64%). Next largest was Not stated (75,337). Source: CSO Census of Population — Small Area Population Statistics (religion, ethnicity, travel to work, residence a year ago). Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Family composition — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: No figure published, July 2026. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: DHLGH Homelessness Reports. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Gross expenditure per capita — Dublin City Council: €2,863, 2026 (+14.2% year on year, from €2,506). Source: Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage — Local Authority Budgets. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Homelessness by age — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 8,209, July 2026 (+4.6% year on year, from 7,848). 8,209 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. 25-44 accounted for the largest share (4,264, 52%). Next largest was 45-64 (2,276). The largest year-on-year movement was 65+, 9% lower (134). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: DHLGH Homelessness Reports. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Homelessness by citizenship — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 8,209, July 2026 (+4.6% year on year, from 7,848). 8,209 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. Irish accounted for the largest share (3,430, 42%). Next largest was Non-EEA (3,066). The largest year-on-year movement was Non-EEA, 14% higher (3,066). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: DHLGH Homelessness Reports. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Homelessness by sex — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 8,209, July 2026 (+4.6% year on year, from 7,848). 8,209 adults in emergency accommodation were counted. Male accounted for the largest share (4,897, 60%). Next largest was Female (3,312). The largest year-on-year movement was Female, 9% higher (3,312). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: DHLGH Homelessness Reports. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Hospital discharges by diagnosis — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 529,759, 2025 (+2.6% year on year, from 516,476). 529,759 hospital discharges were recorded, all causes. Neoplasms (cancer) was the largest single category (46,760). Next largest was Diseases of the digestive system (42,123). The largest year-on-year movement was Diseases of the musculoskeletal system, 8% higher (25,521). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Housing affordability — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 14.0 years, 2026. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: StatsMapped. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Live Register — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 48,940, September 2026 (+5.4% year on year, from 46,443). 48,940 people were on the Live Register. 25 years and over accounted for the largest share (42,755, 87%). Next largest was Under 25 years (6,185). The largest year-on-year movement was Under 25 years, 6% higher (6,185). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Mater Misericordiae University Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 11,282, July 2026 (+14.1% year on year, from 9,886). 11,282 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (5,950, 53%). Next largest was 6-12 months (2,612). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 63% higher (2,612). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Mater Misericordiae University Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 43,654, August 2026 (+5.0% year on year, from 41,588). 43,654 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (26,385, 60%). Next largest was 6-12 months (9,414). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 32% higher (4,638). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Mean weekly earnings — Co. Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: €1,150, 2025. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Median resale price — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: €490,000, Q2 2026 (+2.1% year on year, from €480,000). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: Property Services Regulatory Authority — Residential Property Price Register. Licence: licence terms.
• Median sale price — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: €475,000, Q2 2026 (-0.2% year on year, from €475,771). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: Property Services Regulatory Authority — Residential Property Price Register. Licence: licence terms.
• Median weekly earnings — Co. Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: €848, 2025. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• National Maternity Hospital (Holles Street) — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 605, July 2026. 605 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (369, 61%). Next largest was 6-12 months (124). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• National Maternity Hospital (Holles Street) — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 3,752, August 2026 (+11.9% year on year, from 3,352). 3,752 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (2,360, 63%). Next largest was 6-12 months (879). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 217% higher (504). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 2,322, July 2026 (-6.0% year on year, from 2,470). 2,322 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (1,979, 85%). Next largest was 6-12 months (321). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 29% lower (321). 2 smaller categories had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 2,566, August 2026 (-21.0% year on year, from 3,247). 2,566 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (1,640, 64%). Next largest was 6-12 months (384). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 52% lower (384). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• New dwelling completions — Dublin City Council: 1,280, Q2 2026. 1,280 dwellings were completed. Apartment accounted for the largest share (1,170, 91%). Next largest was Scheme house (91). The largest year-on-year movement was Apartment, 6% higher (1,170). 2 smaller categories had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• New dwellings granted permission — Dublin City Council: 45, Q2 2026 (-8.2% year on year, from 49). Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• North Dublin Surgical Hub — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 43, June 2026. 43 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (22, 51%). Next largest was 6-12 months (21). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Own-source income share — Dublin City Council: 29.50%, 2026 (-0.8 percentage points year on year, from 30.29%). Source: Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage — Local Authority Budgets. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Persons at work — Co. Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 969,500, 2024. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Population (homeless region) — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 1,458,154, 2022. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO FY006B — Population by County and City, 2011-2022. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Population — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 1,458,154, 2022. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO FY006B — Population by County and City, 2011-2022. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Population — Dublin City Council — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 592,713, 2022. Source: CSO FY006B — Population by County and City, 2011-2022. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Probation and supervised suspended sentences — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 870, 2024. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: The Probation Service. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Probation referrals from court — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 2,623, 2024. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: The Probation Service. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) — Dublin City, houses — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 157.8, August 2026 (+1.0% year on year, from 156.3). Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Rainfall — Dublin (Dublin (Glasnevin)) — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 3.5, July 2026. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: Met Éireann. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Religion — Dublin City Council: 592,713, 2022. 592,713 was the total. Catholic accounted for the largest share (312,042, 53%). Next largest was No religion (133,768). Source: CSO Census of Population — Small Area Population Statistics (religion, ethnicity, travel to work, residence a year ago). Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Residence one year before census — Dublin City Council: 574,080, 2022. 574,080 was the total. Same address accounted for the largest share (509,509, 89%). Next largest was Elsewhere in county (32,910). Source: CSO Census of Population — Small Area Population Statistics (religion, ethnicity, travel to work, residence a year ago). Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Rotunda Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 550, July 2026 (+7.4% year on year, from 512). 550 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (484, 88%). Next largest was 6-12 months (45). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 32% lower (45). 2 smaller categories had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Rotunda Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 6,801, August 2026 (+32.6% year on year, from 5,129). 6,801 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (4,993, 73%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,642). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 432% higher (165). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 4,054, July 2026 (+27.8% year on year, from 3,171). 4,054 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (2,386, 59%). Next largest was 6-12 months (821). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 93% higher (821). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 17,037, August 2026 (+35.5% year on year, from 12,577). 17,037 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (6,340, 37%). Next largest was 6-12 months (5,065). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 148% higher (2,403). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Single-bid tender rate — Dublin City Council: 14.10%, 2025. Source: Office of Government Procurement — eTenders contract award notices. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• Social benefits per person — Co. Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: €6,387, 2024. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: CSO PxStat. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
• St. Columcille's Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 497, July 2026 (+41.6% year on year, from 351). 497 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (399, 80%). Next largest was 6-12 months (90). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 91% higher (90). 1 smaller category had fewer than 20 records at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers. (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. Columcille's Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 10,892, August 2026 (+11.2% year on year, from 9,794). 10,892 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 18+ months accounted for the largest share (6,199, 57%). Next largest was 0-6 months (2,175). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 20% higher (6,199). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. James's Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 6,986, July 2026 (+26.6% year on year, from 5,518). 6,986 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (4,120, 59%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,665). The largest year-on-year movement was 6-12 months, 52% higher (1,665). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. James's Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 29,647, August 2026 (+13.9% year on year, from 26,027). 29,647 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (19,039, 64%). Next largest was 6-12 months (6,301). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 76% higher (1,787). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. Michael's Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 1,820, July 2026 (+34.6% year on year, from 1,352). 1,820 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (1,062, 58%). Next largest was 6-12 months (480). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 343% higher (102). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. Michael's Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 5,071, August 2026 (-3.2% year on year, from 5,239). 5,071 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (3,133, 62%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,054). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 31% lower (540). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. Vincent's University Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 4,888, July 2026 (+32.7% year on year, from 3,684). 4,888 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (3,128, 64%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,118). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 65% higher (361). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• St. Vincent's University Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 35,497, August 2026 (+2.7% year on year, from 34,577). 35,497 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (20,274, 57%). Next largest was 6-12 months (7,385). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 39% higher (3,527). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Tallaght University Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 5,240, July 2026 (+8.4% year on year, from 4,833). 5,240 people were on the inpatient or day case waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (3,199, 61%). Next largest was 6-12 months (1,102). The largest year-on-year movement was 18+ months, 48% higher (455). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Tallaght University Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 31,681, August 2026 (+25.6% year on year, from 25,214). 31,681 people were on the outpatient waiting list. 0-6 months accounted for the largest share (17,850, 56%). Next largest was 6-12 months (9,135). The largest year-on-year movement was 12-18 months, 30% higher (3,423). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: National Treatment Purchase Fund. Licence: licence terms.
• Total adults in emergency accommodation — Dublin — opens Co. Dublin's own page: 8,209, July 2026 (+4.6% year on year, from 7,848). (published for Dublin as a whole, not just Dublin City Council) Source: DHLGH Homelessness Reports. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Travel to work — Dublin City Council: 294,327, 2022. 294,327 was the total. Car driver accounted for the largest share (77,472, 26%). Next largest was On foot (46,034). Source: CSO Census of Population — Small Area Population Statistics (religion, ethnicity, travel to work, residence a year ago). Licence: CC BY 4.0.

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