21,188

The live register figures have for September have been released, and show a slight drop in numbers since last month. However, the figures are almost twice what they were last year.

The figures for both Limerick city and county fell by almost 1,000 from 22,159 to 21,188.

In Kilmallock, the figure fell from 2,675 at the end of August to 2,534, a drop of 141. However, this figures for this month represent an annual increase of 94.2 percent.

In Newcastle West, the figure fell from 3,607 to 3,446, a drop of 161. Newcastle West had a year-on-year increase in live register figures of 100.2 percent.

In Limerick City, the figure fell from 15,877 to 15,208, a drop of 531. There was an annual increase in the city of 80.3 percent.

Full CSO report can be found here.

  • bockgonestr8
    limerick2 funny how you show up and post that comment after mine was removed shortly before you posted that..seriously.

    That aside i think its absolute rubbish,that there are so many people on welfare,and the christmas bonus really was not appropriate there are people who have no interest in getting a job,and are happy to sign on every month(well it is every week now since the minister woke up and had to react to the amount of welfare fraud going on right under our noses),there are people who travel to ireland,(white uk'ers and black non eu and eu) for the sole purpose of signing on,i have no problem with the one's who are working or paying taxes.But we have enough of our own homegrown scum here.And we are not even dealing with them, we are just providing handouts,or giving them bed and board for popping some uglings out.It is hardly suprising considering there are so many in the dail ard fheis who are over paid,some of these ministers and td's are paid over E300,ooo euros every year for doing 20 hours work per week,their jobs are compromised by the fact they are close associates with prominent media figures and business owners..
  • limerick2
    does anyone come on this site anymore? serious question...
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