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Recorded crime — every Garda Division ranked

Higher figures on this page are generally worse, not the opposite.

Figures as of Q1 2026, published by CSO PxStat. Accessed 2026-08-28.

Recorded crime cannot be mapped by county: CSO publishes it by Garda Division, and divisions do not line up with county boundaries -- some cover several counties, and Cork and Dublin are each split between more than one. Click any county to see its divisional figures instead.

Names below aren't links — there is no single page on this site for one Garda Division on its own yet.

Recorded crime, every Garda Division ranked, with year-on-year change
RankGarda DivisionRecorded crimeYear on year
1D.M.R. North Central Garda Division6,191-1.9%
2D.M.R. West Garda Division5,892-6.3%
3D.M.R. North Garda Division5,504+10.5%
4D.M.R. South Central Garda Division4,999-8.7%
5Cork City Garda Division3,994+20.3%
6D.M.R. South Garda Division3,765+2.5%
7Kildare/Carlow Garda Division3,682+7.4%
8Waterford/Kilkenny Garda Division3,592+39.8%
9Louth/Cavan/Monaghan Garda Division3,238-1.6%
10Limerick Garda Division3,077+6.5%
11Clare/Tipperary Garda Division2,953+3.3%
12Wexford/Wicklow Garda Division2,750-1.2%
13Galway Garda Division2,654-5.8%
14Meath/Westmeath Garda Division2,338+1.6%
15D.M.R. East Garda Division2,271+18.8%
16Cork County Garda Division2,179+18.8%
17Laois Offaly Garda Division1,897+5.6%
18Mayo/Roscommon/Longford Garda Division1,802-11.0%
19Kerry Garda Division1,541-0.3%
20Donegal Garda Division1,378-18.3%
21Sligo/Leitrim Garda Division913-8.9%

Before you use these figures

  • Statistics Under Reservation: CSO publishes Garda recorded crime as "Statistics Under Reservation", meaning in CSO's own words that "the quality of these statistics do not meet the standards required of official statistics published by the CSO". This follows reviews of the quality of the underlying Garda PULSE data. Treat these figures as an indication of recorded incidents, not a settled measure of crime.
  • Seasonal — compare year on year: Recorded crime is seasonal — burglary typically peaks in the darker months, public order offences in summer — so quarter-to-quarter swings of 20-40% are normal rather than notable. Only year-on-year change is flagged for these series; comparing one quarter with the previous one would mostly measure the season.
  • Short run of data: Figures for the current 21 Garda Divisions begin in 2025. The division boundaries were reorganised under the Garda Operating Model, so earlier quarters are not published on this basis and long-run comparisons are not possible yet.
  • Fraud is not published at this level: CSO lists Fraud as an offence group but publishes no figures for it at Garda Division level -- verified: 0 non-null periods for every division, while all other groups return data. It does not appear as a facet here. Its absence reflects what is published, not an absence of offences.
  • Latest figure Q1 2026: This series is quarterly; the most recent published figure is Q1 2026, 2 quarters before Q3 2026. That may reflect the publisher's release schedule rather than missing data.

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