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Thursday, 19 January 2017

Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation

IDA Jobs Data

Photo of Niall CollinsNiall Collins (Limerick County, Fianna Fail)
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299. To ask the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the level of IDA-supported jobs at 1 January 2016 and at 31 December 2016, by county, in tabular form; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [2488/17]

Photo of Niall CollinsNiall Collins (Limerick County, Fianna Fail)
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300. To ask the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the total number of IDA Ireland jobs, including the number of jobs created and lost in 2014, 2015 and 2016, by county, in tabular form; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [2489/17]

Photo of Mary Mitchell O'ConnorMary Mitchell O'Connor (Dún Laoghaire, Fine Gael)
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I propose to take Questions Nos. 299 and 300 together.

IDA Ireland’s official employment figures are drawn from an employment survey conducted by my Department on an annual basis. The following table provides a breakdown of the total number of IDA Ireland supported jobs including new jobs created and lost on a county by county basis in IDA Ireland client companies in 2014, 2015 and 2016.

2016 saw the highest level of employment in IDA Ireland client companies in its history, with 199,877 people now employed in companies supported by the Agency. During the last year 18,627 new jobs were created across a range of sectors, with every region of Ireland posting net employment gains.

The table shows total IDA Ireland supported jobs, new jobs created and lost on a county by county basis in IDA Ireland client companies in 2014, 2015 and 2016.

County201420152016
CarlowTotal Jobs749768802
CarlowGross Gains451983
CarlowLosses31049
CavanTotal Jobs1,1361,1651,203
CavanGross Gains272941
CavanLosses2603
ClareTotal Jobs6,4866,6076,662
ClareGross Gains443530295
ClareLosses310409240
CorkTotal Jobs28,44532,30133,976
CorkGross Gains2,2094,5352,602
CorkLosses1,190679927
DonegalTotal Jobs2,6072,9183,039
DonegalGross Gains247330145
DonegalLosses221924
DublinTotal Jobs70,67875,60181,809
DublinGross Gains7,6959,0789,000
DublinLosses4,2534,1552,792
GalwayTotal Jobs14,66415,34216,851
GalwayGross Gains1,1231,4571,896
GalwayLosses725779387
KerryTotal Jobs1,8741,9312,083
KerryGross Gains24789186
KerryLosses113234
KildareTotal Jobs10,22210,56610,139
KildareGross Gains463849291
KildareLosses516505718
KilkennyTotal Jobs7161,7831,796
KilkennyGross Gains1241,142113
KilkennyLosses2575100
LaoisTotal Jobs87105115
LaoisGross Gains91810
LaoisLosses2800
LeitrimTotal Jobs411423413
LeitrimGross Gains4163
LeitrimLosses40413
LimerickTotal Jobs7,9308,70210,153
LimerickGross Gains7649501,634
LimerickLosses282178183
LongfordTotal Jobs650686665
LongfordGross Gains104670
LongfordLosses611091
LouthTotal Jobs3,2433,4363,786
LouthGross Gains495322453
LouthLosses33129103
MayoTotal Jobs3,9324,0704,234
MayoGross Gains294159181
MayoLosses902117
MeathTotal Jobs1,3221,3141,284
MeathGross Gains676284
MeathLosses7270114
MonaghanTotal Jobs275146137
MonaghanGross Gains13527
MonaghanLosses10318116
OffalyTotal Jobs890902929
OffalyGross Gains445849
OffalyLosses504622
RoscommonTotal Jobs916994985
RoscommonGross Gains8510834
RoscommonLosses1313043
SligoTotal Jobs2,2192,2212,290
SligoGross Gains83166190
SligoLosses94164121
Tipperary North RidingTotal Jobs298318328
Tipperary North RidingGross Gains02510
Tipperary North RidingLosses850
Tipperary South RidingTotal Jobs3,2463,2153,040
Tipperary South RidingGross Gains22970138
Tipperary South RidingLosses38101313
WaterfordTotal Jobs5,2485,5746,135
WaterfordGross Gains353523697
WaterfordLosses288197136
WestmeathTotal Jobs2,3962,5292,571
WestmeathGross Gains221212185
WestmeathLosses3779143
WexfordTotal Jobs2,5032,4862,630
WexfordGross Gains196101171
WexfordLosses10611827
WicklowTotal Jobs2,0741,9321,822
WicklowGross Gains293659
WicklowLosses54178169
TotalTotal Jobs175,217188,035199,877
TotalGross Gains15,51920,98218,627
TotalLosses8,6248,1646,785

Photo of Niall CollinsNiall Collins (Limerick County, Fianna Fail)
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301. To ask the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the total number of persons in employment in IDA Ireland-supported companies in regions (details supplied) on an annual basis over the period 2012 to 2016, in tabular from; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [2490/17]

Photo of Niall CollinsNiall Collins (Limerick County, Fianna Fail)
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302. To ask the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the total number of persons in employment in IDA Ireland-supported companies in the mid-east and Dublin regions separately on an annual basis over the period 2012 to 2016, in tabular from; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [2491/17]

Photo of Mary Mitchell O'ConnorMary Mitchell O'Connor (Dún Laoghaire, Fine Gael)
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I propose to take Questions Nos. 301 and 302 together.

IDA Ireland reported a second, consecutive record year in 2016. 199,877 people are now employed in IDA Ireland supported client companies, up from 188,035 in 2015. This is the highest level of employment in the Agency’s history and, importantly, every region posted net job gains in 2016.

Further details of IDA supported employment, by the requested regions and years, are set out in the following table.

Total number of IDA Ireland Jobs by Region 2012- 2016

Region20122013201420152016
Dublin62,36767,23670,67875,60181,809
Mid-East13,73713,70113,61813,81213,245
Midlands3,9373,9154,0234,2224,280
Mid-West13,90014,10714,71415,62717,143
North East3,5734,2814,6544,7475,126
North West5,3045,0595,2375,5625,742
South East12,07212,00312,46213,82614,403
South West27,92129,06430,31934,23236,059
West18,17118,95619,51220,40622,070
Totals160,982168,322175,217188,035199,877

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