Income Percentile Calculator
Where does your salary sit in Ireland? Enter your gross annual income and see the share of workers you out-earn — measured against the official CSO earnings distribution.
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Your position
You earn more than about 50% of workers in Ireland
€183 above the €44,817 median
€18,259
bottom 10%€44,817
median€99,913
top 10%
bottom 10%€44,817
median€99,913
top 10%
| You earn more than… | …if you earn at least |
|---|---|
| 10% of workers | €18,259 |
| 20% of workers | €27,500 |
| 30% of workers | €33,052 |
| 40% of workers | €38,584 |
| 50% of workers | €44,817 |
| 60% of workers | €51,962 |
| 70% of workers | €61,948 |
| 80% of workers | €75,721 |
| 90% of workers | €99,913 |
Based on the CSO Distribution of Earnings by Gender and County 2024 (annual earnings deciles, all employments). Median €44,817, mean €56,356. Your percentile is interpolated between the published deciles, so it’s approximate; the CSO reports the distribution only up to the 90th percentile, so higher salaries all show as “top 10%”.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the average salary in Ireland?
- The median annual earnings in Ireland were €44,817 in 2024 (half of all employments earned more, half less), and the mean was €56,356, per the CSO. The median is the better "typical" figure — the mean is pulled up by very high earners.
- What salary puts me in the top 10% in Ireland?
- Annual earnings of about €99,900 or more put you in the top 10% (90th percentile) of workers in Ireland, based on CSO 2024 data. Around €75,700 puts you in the top 20%.
- How is my income percentile calculated?
- Your salary is placed on the CSO's official annual earnings distribution for 2024 and interpolated between the published deciles. It's an approximate ranking of all employments in Ireland, not a precise national ranking of individuals.