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North South 2008.Vp Other publications giving statistical information on the social and economic life of both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland are listed on the following six pages Republic of Ireland Publications and Releases Central Statistics Office Compendia Building Statistical Yearbook of Ireland Index of Employment in Construction (Monthly) Ageing in Ireland (Annual) Production in Building and Construction Index Equality in Ireland (Annual) (Quarterly) Measuring Ireland’s Progress (Annual) Planning Permissions (Quarterly) Small Business in Ireland (Annual) Census of Building and Construction (Annual) Women and Men in Ireland (Annual) Construction and Housing in Ireland (Annual) That Was Then, This is Now Crime - Change in Ireland 1949 -1999 Garda Recorded Crime Statistics (Annual) Agriculture Recorded Crime (Quarterly) Census of Agriculture (Periodic) Demography Farming Since the Famine, Irish Farm Statistics 1847-1996 Census of Population (Periodic) - Volumes 1-13 June Crops and Livestock Survey: - Preliminary Results - Provisional Estimates (Annual) - Principal Demographic Results - Final Results (Annual) - Principal Socio-economic Results December Livestock Survey (Annual) - Small Area Population Statistics Size of Herd (Biennial) Population and Labour Force Projections (Periodic) Pig Survey - June (Annual) Regional Population Projections (Periodic) Fishery Statistics (Annual) Population and Migration Estimates (Annual) Output, Input and Income in Agriculture: Earnings Advance Estimate (Annual) Preliminary Estimate (Annual) Labour Costs Survey 2004 Final Estimate (Annual) National Employment Survey (Annual) Regional Accounts for Agriculture (Annual) Earnings and Labour Costs (Quarterly) Milk Statistics (Monthly) Banking, Insurance and Building Societies - Employment and Earnings (Quarterly) Livestock Slaughterings (Monthly) Public Sector Employment and Earnings (Quarterly) Agricultural Land Sales (Quarterly) Earnings in Distribution and Business Services Area, Yield and Production of Crops (Annual) (Quarterly) Agricultural Labour Input (Annual) Earnings and Hours Worked in Construction Meat Supply Balance (Annual) (Quarterly) Milk and Milk Products Supply Balance (Annual) Earnings of Agricultural Workers (Triennial) Cereals Supply Balance (Annual) External Trade Trade Statistics (Monthly) External Trade (Monthly) 200 Republic of Ireland Publications and Releases - continued Finance Prices National Income and Expenditure (Annual) Wholesale Price Index (Monthly) Supply and Use Tables for Ireland Consumer Price Index (Monthly) Supply and Use and Input-Output Tables Consumer Price Index Detailed Sub Indices (Monthly) Household Budget Survey (Periodic) Consumer Prices: Average Price Analysis - Dublin Environmental Accounts for Ireland (Annual) and Outside Dublin (Bi-annual) Institutional Sector Accounts - Financial and Agricultural Price Indices (Monthly) Non-Financial (Annual) Preliminary Estimates of Annual Agricultural Balance of International Payments (Quarterly) Price Indices (Annual) National Income and Expenditure (Annual) Services County Incomes and Regional GDP (Annual) Annual Services Inquiry (Annual) Quarterly National Accounts (Quarterly) Family Business in Ireland - Services Sector National Accounts Output and Value Added by Activity Retail Sales Index (Monthly) External Debt (Quarterly) Continuing Vocational Training Survey (Periodic) Foreign Direct Investment (Annual) International Investment Position (Annual) Transport and Tourism Resident Holdings of Foreign Portfolio Securities (Annual) Road Freight Transport Survey (Annual) Service Exports and Imports (Annual) Transport (Annual) Domestic Tourism in Ireland (Annual) Industry Vehicles Licensed for the First Time (Monthly) Census of Industrial Production (Annual) Vehicles Licensed for the First Time (Annual) Census of Industrial Production - Early Estimates (Annual) Statistics of Port Traffic (Annual) Prodcom Product Sales (Annual) Overseas Travel (Monthly) Information Society and Telecommunications (Annual) Household Travel Survey (Quarterly) Information Society Statistics First Results (Annual) Tourism and Travel (Quarterly) Industrial Production & Turnover (Monthly) Tourism and Travel (Annual) Industrial Stocks (Quarterly) Capital Assets in Industry (Quarterly) Vital Statistics Industrial Employment (Quarterly) Annual Report on Vital Statistics Vital Statistics (Quarterly) Labour Irish Babies’ Names (Annual) Live Register (Monthly) Irish Life Tables (Periodic) Live Register Age-by-Duration Analysis (Bi-annual) Marriages (Periodic) Industrial Disputes (Quarterly) Quarterly National Household Survey (Quarterly) EU Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) (Annual) Foreign Nationals: PPSN Allocations and Employment, 2002 - 2006 201 Other Government Department Publications (data used in this publication) Health Housing Department of Health and Children Department of the Environment, Heritage and Health in Ireland – Key Trends Local Government Housing Statistics Bulletin Education Transport Statistical Report of the Department of Education Road Safety Authority Road Collision Facts and Science Department of Transport Irish Bulletin of Vehicle Annual Report of the Higher Education Authority and Driver Statistics What Do Graduates Do? Report of the Higher Education Authority 202 Northern Ireland Publications Compendia Northern Ireland Abstract of Statistics Online Client Group Analysis Summary Social Security Statistics Population Disability Living Allowance Mid-Year Population Estimates Northern Ireland Attendance Allowance Northern Ireland Population Projections Carer’s Allowance Sub-Northern Ireland Population Projections Incapacity Benefit/Severe Disablement Allowance Long-term International Migration Estimates for Northern Ireland Health The Annual Report of the Registrar General Statistics from the Northern Ireland Drug Births in Northern Ireland Misuse Database Deaths in Northern Ireland Statistics from the Northern Ireland Substitute Marriages, Divorces and Civil Partnerships in Northern Prescribing Monitoring Database Ireland Statistics from the Northern Ireland Needle and Babies First Names Bulletin Syringe Exchange Scheme Popular First Names Statistics from the Northern Ireland Addicts Index Census of Drug and Alcohol Treatment Housing and Households Services in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Household Projections Statistics on Smoking Cessation Services in Northern Ireland Continuous Household Survey Bulletin Disease Prevalence Report February Expenditure and Food Survey Key Facts Bulletin of Health & Social Care Northern Ireland Construction Bulletin Workforce Family Resources Survey Northern Ireland Family Practitioner Services Households Below Average Income Statistical Report Urban Rural, Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Waiting List Bulletin Individual Incomes Series Report Emergency Care Statistical Report Pensioners’ Income Series Report Health and Social Wellbeing Survey Income Related Benefits, Estimates of Take-Up in Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Northern Ireland Inequalities Monitoring Update Bulletin Northern Ireland Housing Statistics Annual Report Northern Ireland Hospital Statistics Northern Ireland Community Statistics Benefit publications Northern Ireland Fireworks Injuries Northern Ireland Housing Bulletin Children Order Statistical Bulletin & Tables Income Support Publication Pension Credit Publication Jobseekers Allowance Retirement Pension 203 Northern Ireland Publications - continued Education and Training Economy School Census The Northern Ireland Economic Bulletin School Leavers Survey NI Innovation Survey Pupil:Teacher ratios NI Manufacturing Sales & Exports Survey Participation in Full-Time Education and Vocational Facts and Figures from the IDBR Training by 16 and 17 year olds Northern Ireland Annual Business Inquiry Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education: Northern NI Research and Development Statistics Ireland Quarterly NI Index of Production Student Enrolments on Higher Education Courses: Northern Ireland Quarterly Index of Services Students gaining Higher Education Qualifications: Tourism Northern Ireland New Deal for 18 to 24 Year Olds in Northern Ireland Tourism Facts New Deal for 25+ in Northern Ireland Survey of Visitor Attractions-Annual Report Enrolments on Vocational Courses at Northern Ireland Survey of Hotel Occupancy-Annual Report Further Education Colleges Survey of Guesthouse and Bed and Breakfast Statistics on Essential Skills Accommodation-Annual Report Survey of Self-catering Accommodation-Annual Labour Market Report Northern Ireland Labour Market Report Tourism in the Northern Ireland Economy Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey Transport and Environment Women in Northern Ireland NI Road and Rail Transport Statistics Bulletin LFS Historical Supplement NI Transport Statistics Annual Northern Ireland Quarterly Employment Survey Statistical Bulletin Northern Ireland Seat Belt Survey Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings Northern Ireland Road Safety Monitor Census of Employment Agriculture Agricultural Census in Northern Ireland European Union Structure Survey Farm Incomes in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Agri-Food Sector - Key Statistics Northern Ireland Farm Performance Indicators The Size and Performance of the Northern Ireland Food and Drinks Processing Sector The Statistical Review of Northern Ireland Agriculture 204 Northern Ireland Publications - continued Policing and Crime Court Prosecutions and Sentencing Reconviction and Re-offending in Northern Ireland Perceptions
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