The residents of Dublin have the highest level of disposable income, according to new CSO figures.
People in the capital had an average of €24,431 in 2016, while the county with the next highest was Limerick with €21,979. Kildare (€20,860) was the only county above the national average of €20,638 with Wicklow (€20,174) just below it. The county with the lowest disposable income was Donegal with €15,892.
Outside Dublin, the regions with the highest average were the Mid West (€20,306), the South East (€19,387), the South West (€19,784) and the Mid East (€19,911).
A full county breakdown of disposable income per person in 2016 can be viewed below. The full CSO report can be viewed here.
Carlow: €19,943
Cavan: €18,102
Clare: €18,145
Cork: €20,125
Donegal: €15,892
Dublin: €24,431
Galway: €19,046
Kerry: €18,567
Kildare: €20,860
Kilkenny: €18,928
Laois: €17,684
Leitrim: €18,738
Limerick: €21,979
Longford: €17,542
Louth: €18,359
Mayo: €17,650
Meath: €19,670
Monaghan: €17,639
Offaly: €17,039
Roscommon: €17,145
Sligo: €19,277
Tipperary: €19,880
Waterford: €20,101
Westmeath: €18,430
Wexford: €18,921
Wicklow: €20,174
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