Disposable Income For Kildare Residents Below State Average In 2023

Wednesday, 5 February 2025 16:18

By Hannah Kelly

The state average disposable income per person in 2023 stood at €28,370

The disposable income per person in Kildare in 2023 was below the state average, according to the Central Statistics Office's County Incomes and Regional GDP 2022-2023 report.

The state average disposable income per person in 2023 stood at €28,370.

Kildare residents had an average disposable income of €26,057 in 2023.

Dublin continued to have the highest disposable income per person nationally at €32,393 in 2023, followed by Cork at €29,876 and Limerick at €29,491.

Longford recorded the lowest disposable income per person nationally in 2023 at €22,251.

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