Average weekly earnings in Galway rise by 4% in a year
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Average weekly earnings in Galway have risen by around 4 percent in the past year.
In 2023, average earnings stood at €845 per week in Galway – around €35 higher than in 2022.
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Galway comes in with the seventh highest weekly earnings average, with most of the top earning counties in the east.
The highest average earnings can be found in Dublin, at €1,063 a week, followed by Kildare at €964.
While CSO figures show the lowest average weekly earnings are in Donegal, at €678.63.
Nationally, average weekly earnings increased by around €40 in a year, with the national average now €895.
Meanwhile, the average ANNUAL salary in the country stood at just under €54,000 in 2023 – around €2,000 more than the previous year.
In Galway, the average annual salary last year was just over €50,000.
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