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PBO | Explorer

With PBO | Explorer, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) produces interactive resources allowing people to cut through the numbers and explore the effects of budgetary proposals, monetary policy and economic trends.

All analysis produced by the PBO is impartial.

Explorer | Insight

Appropriations-in-aid

Our latest in the Explorer | Insight series takes an interactive look at appropriations-in-aid, which are income that a Vote may be permitted to retain and offset against its expenses. In 2024, appropriations-in-aid receipts are projected to exceed €16.8 billion.

Interactive tools and calculators

Our interactive tools and calculators can help in seeing past data to the real effect in people's lives. Use the inputs to simulate the effects of different fiscal scenarios.

Data visualisation

Use our data-driven reports to see complicated fiscal positions more clearly. Our highlighted visualisation is an exploration of dwelling completions per local authority as measured against property price growth.

Explore our data visualisations

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An All Island Snapshot of Housing 2022

Appropriations-in-Aid 2019-2024

Dwelling Completions and Property Prices 2022 and 2023

Property Price to Income Ratios 2011 - 2022

Public sector compared to private sector earnings 2011 - 2022

Nursing and midwifery workforce projections and costs

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Fiscal Monitor - an analysis of tax revenue and expenditure

The Government reports monthly on the money it collects and spends through the Department of Finance's Fiscal Monitor. With our special series on the Fiscal Monitor, we use data visualisation to complement the Department of Finance data and highlight areas of importance and emerging trends.

All analysis produced by the PBO is impartial.

Explore the Fiscal Monitor

Fiscal Monitor analysis | 2023
Previous analysis by tax revenue and expenditure

Socioeconomic indicators

Take an interactive look at a dashboard of key socioeconomic indicators for Ireland, including economic, public finance, tax, expenditure, labour market, earnings, demographic, housing and inequality indicators.

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