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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NTPF inpatient / day case waits — every county ranked

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

Figures as of July 2026, published by National Treatment Purchase Fund. Accessed 2026-08-28.

Colour shows the 12-month change in inpatient/day-case waiting-list numbers, published by NTPF per hospital and mapped to the hospital's county.

NTPF inpatient / day case waits, every county ranked
RankCountyNTPF inpatient / day case waits
1Galway7,430
2Waterford6,049
3Donegal3,734
4Sligo3,513
5Offaly3,199
6Dublin2,322
7Tipperary1,223
8Mayo1,206
9Limerick1,061
10Wexford1,018
11Cork918
12Roscommon916
13Clare883
14Westmeath783
15Kilkenny724
16Louth671
17Kerry651
18Meath632
19Cavan489
20Kildare468
21Laois388

Before you use these figures

  • A waiting list is not a scorecard of hospital performance: The number of people waiting reflects how many are being REFERRED at least as much as how well a hospital is treating them. A hospital seeing more patients than ever can still show a rising list if referrals grow faster than capacity; a falling list can follow fewer referrals rather than better care. NTPF itself also actively funds treatment to reduce specific hospitals' backlogs, which can move a figure independently of that hospital's own capacity. Comparing hospitals directly is further complicated because they cover very different population sizes and specialties.
  • Hospital location, not patient catchment: This figure is attributed to the county the hospital is physically in, not to where its patients live. Every public hospital treats some patients referred from outside its own county, so a county's figure should be read as "waiting at a hospital located here", not "how long people from this county wait".
  • Adult and child patients are combined: NTPF publishes separate Adult and Child waiting lists for most hospitals; the two are summed here into one hospital total per band, since both are on the same list and a person can only be on one. A small number of children's cases in 2021-2023, published by NTPF in an unattributed 'Small Volume Hospitals' bucket rather than under a named hospital, are excluded entirely because they cannot honestly be assigned to one hospital or county.
  • Bands may differ from NTPF's own published total by a patient or two: In roughly a quarter to a third of the source's own monthly rows, the four waiting-time bands NTPF publishes do not sum to exactly the Total figure NTPF publishes alongside them, always by one or two patients. This reads as a minor timing artefact in how NTPF computes the two figures rather than a double-count. The total shown here is the sum of the four bands, which may therefore differ very slightly from NTPF's own headline total for the same hospital and month.

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