Notable this period
What moved in Irish public data
25 movements across 15 datasets, published between 2025 and August 2026. 23 moved up, 2 down.
4 areas account for 9 of them: Roscommon 3 each, Leitrim 2 each, Monaghan 2 each, Sligo 2 each.
Every dataset gets its turn before any dataset gets a second slot, so this is a rotation, not a league table. Percentages from different datasets measure different things and are not comparable with each other. Where these figures come from.
Housing & supply
Property pricesRPPI — Border (excl. Louth), houses
+10.5% (up)133.4 → 147.4 · June 2026Latest figure: June 2026 — 3 months oldMedian resale priceMedian resale price — Monaghan
+34.7% (up)180,000 → 242,500 · Q2 2026Prices paid, not valuationsMedian sale priceMedian sale price — Roscommon
+31.4% (up)186,500 → 245,000 · Q2 2026Prices paid, not valuationsPlanning permissions grantedNew dwellings granted permission — Monaghan County Council
+112.0% (up)25 → 53 · Q1 2026A single scheme can dominate a council's quarterProperty pricesRPPI — Midland, houses
+9.9% (up)153.8 → 169.1 · June 2026Latest figure: June 2026 — 3 months oldMedian sale priceMedian sale price — Monaghan
+28.7% (up)198,500 → 255,506.6 · Q2 2026Prices paid, not valuationsMedian resale priceMedian resale price — Roscommon
+27.8% (up)180,000 → 230,000 · Q2 2026Prices paid, not valuationsCrime
Crime · Recorded crimeDangerous or negligent acts — Waterford/Kilkenny Garda Division
+214.8% (up)331 → 1,042 · Q1 2026Short run of dataCrime · Recorded crimeBurglary and related offences — Kerry Garda Division
+141.7% (up)24 → 58 · Q1 2026Short run of dataHealth
NTPF inpatient / day case waitsRoscommon University Hospital — 0-6 months (Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List)
+85.3% (up)347 → 643 · July 2026A waiting list is not a scorecard of hospital performanceNTPF outpatient waitsSt. John's Hospital Limerick — 0-6 months (Outpatient Waiting List)
+79.5% (up)336 → 603 · July 2026A waiting list is not a scorecard of hospital performanceHealth · Hospital discharges by diagnosisMental and behavioural disorders — hospital discharges, Mayo
+44.5% (up)254 → 367 · 2025This counts hospital stays, not peopleNTPF outpatient waitsCork University Maternity Hospital — 0-6 months (Outpatient Waiting List)
+40.0% (up)1,932 → 2,704 · July 2026A waiting list is not a scorecard of hospital performanceNTPF inpatient / day case waitsUniversity Hospital Kerry — 0-6 months (Inpatient / Day Case Waiting List)
+120.9% (up)258 → 570 · June 2026A waiting list is not a scorecard of hospital performanceHealth · Hospital discharges by diagnosisPregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium — hospital discharges, Laois
+18.3% (up)2,586 → 3,060 · 2025This counts hospital stays, not peopleSocial & welfare
Council own-source income shareOwn-source income share — Offaly County Council
+14.4% (up)32.6 → 37.3 · 20268 of 12 candidate years (2015-2026)Social & welfare · Homelessness by sexFemale — North-West
+97.5% (up)40 → 79 · September 2025Citizenship breakdown only available from April 2022Social & welfare · Most common babies' namesÉala — babies named, Ireland
+83.3% (up)114 → 209 · 2025Names with fewer than three babies are not publishedCouncil expenditure per capitaGross expenditure per capita — Galway City Council
+18.7% (up)1,437.8 → 1,707.1 · 20258 of 12 candidate years (2015-2026)Social & welfare · Live RegisterUnder 25 years — Co. Sligo
+26.5% (up)257 → 325 · July 2026Not a measure of unemploymentSocial & welfare · Homelessness by age25-44 — Midlands
+61.8% (up)76 → 123 · September 2025Citizenship breakdown only available from April 2022Economy & national
Mortgage accounts in arrearsMortgage accounts in arrears — PDH, national
-16.9% (down)42,384 → 35,232 · Q4 2025A quarter is withheld until both lender types have reportedEconomy & national · Cattle numbersBulls — Co. Sligo
+12.5% (up)800 → 900 · 2025Dublin's herd is small enough that percentages swing hardEconomy & national · Cattle numbersCattle: under 1 year — Co. Leitrim
-7.3% (down)20,600 → 19,100 · 2025Dublin's herd is small enough that percentages swing hardPublic procurement
Public procurement · CarlowCarlow County Council
€820,509,400 across 47 awards, typical award €172,320 · last 12 monthsTotal driven by a few large awardsPublic procurement · DublinDublin City Council
€785,566,585 across 68 awards, typical award €925,000 · last 12 monthsTotal driven by a few large awardsPublic procurement · DublinDun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
€645,002,564 across 55 awards, typical award €200,000 · last 12 monthsTotal driven by a few large awardsPublic procurement · CorkCork County Council
€276,751,189 across 90 awards, typical award €227,214 · last 12 monthsTotal driven by a few large awardsPublic procurement · WexfordWexford County Council
€273,618,533 across 37 awards, typical award €323,485 · last 12 monthsTotal driven by a few large awards5 of 30 councils shown, by total award value, last 12 months.