The Average Disposable Income For Every County In Ireland Has Been Revealed

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 READ NEXT: This Anti-Brexit Ad Promoting Scotland Is Winning The Hearts of Many