Irish public data, by county

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Seventeen public datasets — housing and supply, crime, health, the economy and social welfare — for every county in Ireland, from six official publishers. Click a county for its figures, or open a dataset for the full breakdown.

Every figure carries the publisher's own caveats. Where a statistic is published for a wider area than a county, or where the publisher itself flags it as unreliable, the page says so rather than quietly rounding it off.

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Donegal

14 datasets are currently published for Donegal.

  • Cattle numbers — Donegal: 181,100, 2025 (-1.6% year on year). 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).
  • Emergency accommodation type — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year). 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 at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers.
  • Family composition — North-West: No figure published, June 2026.
  • Homelessness by age — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year). 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 at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers.
  • Homelessness by citizenship — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year). 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 at one end of the comparison, where percentage changes move sharply on small numbers.
  • Homelessness by sex — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year). 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).
  • Hospital discharges by diagnosis — Donegal: 74,027, 2025 (-2.5% year on year). 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).
  • Letterkenny University Hospital — Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List — Donegal: 3,734, July 2026 (+84.4% year on year). 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).
  • Letterkenny University Hospital — Outpatient Waiting List — Donegal: 14,290, July 2026 (-9.5% year on year). 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).
  • Live Register — Donegal: 7,804, July 2026 (-2.9% year on year). 7,804 people were on the Live Register. 25 years and over accounted for the largest share (6,877, 88%). Next largest was Under 25 years (927). The largest year-on-year movement was Under 25 years, 14% higher (927).
  • Median sale price — Donegal: €211,000, Q2 2026 (+18.9% year on year).
  • Planning Permissions Granted — Border (excl. Louth): 313, Q1 2026 (+43.6% year on year). 313 new dwellings were granted planning permission. The largest year-on-year movement was New dwellings, 44% higher (313).
  • RPPI — Border (excl. Louth), houses: 147.4, June 2026 (+10.5% year on year).
  • Total adults in emergency accommodation — North-West: 171, June 2026 (-3.9% year on year).

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