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Irish median (all employees)FACT
Includes part-time and part-year jobs, so full-time salaries naturally sit above it. Source
€44,816
+22.7%
+€10,184
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Median earnings by sector FACT
Information & Communication€80,147
Financial, Insurance & Real Estate€59,023
Public Administration & Defence€56,745
Industry (manufacturing, utilities, mining)€45,337*
Construction€40,050*
Transportation & Storage€39,153*
Wholesale & Retail€28,619*
Arts, Entertainment & Other Services€28,497
Accommodation & Food Services€26,000
White line = you (€55,000)
CSO EAADS 2024 — all employments, from Revenue PAYE records. * = weekly median × 52 (includes part-time; understates full-time pay).
Median earnings by county FACT
Ireland€44,816
Dublin€49,224
Kildare€48,431
Wicklow€46,527
Cork€46,416
Meath€46,272
Longford€38,857
Monaghan€37,867
Donegal€36,967
White line = you (€55,000)
CSO Distribution of Earnings by County 2024. Only the counties whose figures we could verify are listed; CSO publishes all 26.
Why there are no “Software Engineer: €85,000” rows here. No official Irish source publishes private-sector pay by job title. Recruiter guides do, but they are marketing documents with undisclosed samples. Rather than invent precision, SELFISH shows official aggregates, published pay scales, and crowd data with its sample size — and hides anything under 5 reports. Full methodology →