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TRA177 - Respondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emiss...HIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years
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TRA176 - Respondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emiss...HIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years
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TRA175 - Respondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emiss...HIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years
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TRA174 - Respondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emiss...HIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years
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TRA173 - Respondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emiss...HIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years
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TRA172 - Respondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emiss...HIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents confidence levels that Ireland will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years
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TRA171 - Respondents opinion on what should be the government's priority levelHIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents opinion on what should be the government's priority level
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TRA170 - Respondents opinion on what should be the government's priority levelHIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents opinion on what should be the government's priority level
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TRA169 - Respondents opinion on what should be the government's priority levelHIGH VALUECentral Statistics OfficeGovernmentRespondents opinion on what should be the government's priority level
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Housing Supply Coordination Task Force for Dublin Data Q1 2023Department of Housing, Local Government, and HeritageHousingHousing Supply Coordination Task Force for Dublin Data 2023https://www.gov.ie/en/organisation/department-of-housing-local-government-and-heritage/
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List of Derogation Licences/Applications to End of June 2024HIGH VALUEDepartment of Housing, Local Government, and HeritageHousingLicences issued and applications received under Regulation 54 & 54A
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Annual Dublin City Council Display Energy Certs 2022 and 2023 for all Council buildings regularly visited by the public
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Performance metrics for by year No. of Referrals for an Aftercare Service
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Performance metrics for by year No. of Approved Relative Foster Carers with an Allocated Link Worker
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Performance metrics for by year No. of 21-22 Years in Receipt of an Aftercare Service
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Performance metrics for by year No. of Approved General Foster Carers on the Panel
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Performance metrics for by year No. of Approved General Foster Carers with an Allocated Link Worker
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Performance metrics for by year No. of Children in an "Other" Placement Type with a Written Care Plan
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HealthPerformance metrics for by year No. of Young Persons / Adults in Receipt of an Aftercare Service with an Aftercare Plan
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Performance metrics for by year No. of Children in an "Other" Placement Type
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