Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown aveva il reddito familiare lordo più alto di qualsiasi area di autorità locale nel 2022

**Key Findings**

* By administrative county (local authority) and province, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown had the highest median gross household income (€84,991) in Leinster, while Longford had the lowest (€47,217).

* In Munster, Cork County was the local authority area with the highest median gross household income (€60,906), while Kerry had the lowest (€48,320).

* The highest median gross household income by local authority in Connacht was in Galway County (€59,895), and the lowest was in Leitrim (€45,267).

* In Ulster (part of), the local authority with the highest median gross household income was Cavan (€52,321), while Donegal had the lowest (€42,497).

* By Local Electoral Area (LEA), Stillorgan in Dublin had the highest median gross household income (€99,352), while Carndonagh in Donegal had the lowest (€35,614).

https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/fp/fp-gpiihi/geographicalprofilesofincomeinireland2022-householdincome/keyfindings/

Brennanstown Road, Dalkey, Killiney, Blackrock, Monkstown, Foxrock, Mount Merrion and the rest…is it really a shock?

What am I missing here? The post I’ve linked below from last week puts the mean gross disposable income in Ireland at €83,083 where these numbers are all far lower (with the exception of Dublin of course). I get that that’s a mean and this is a median. But on that other hand that’s gross disposable income, where this is gross household income. Is there really that much of a gap between mean and median?

[https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1k193gp/the_top_20_of_the_highest_earning_households](https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1k193gp/the_top_20_of_the_highest_earning_households)

In fairness it seems like our wealth is fairly well distributed around the country without too many huge disparities. This would be a very different story in England for example.