Ireland income percentile, age 30–39
See how your income compares with employments held by people aged 30–39 in Ireland (2023 data).
Compared with: employments held by people aged 30–39 in Ireland (PAYE employments active in October).
What to enter: your annual gross earnings from your job (before tax).
The table below shows cut-offs published by Central Statistics Office (Ireland), Detailed Analysis of Earnings Distribution 2023, table DDA11 (Earnings Percentiles by age group).
Find your percentile in the calculator| Rank | Threshold |
|---|---|
| Top 5%95th percentile | €121,160 |
| Top 10%90th percentile | €94,566 |
| Top 20%80th percentile | €73,157 |
| Top 25%75th percentile | €66,951 |
| Top 30%70th percentile | €62,182 |
| Top 40%60th percentile | €54,180 |
| Top 50%50th percentile | €47,259 |
| Bottom 40%40th percentile | €41,120 |
| Bottom 25%25th percentile | €33,114 |
| Bottom 10%10th percentile | €23,639 |
| Bottom 5%5th percentile | €16,573 |
At or above the value means you are in that group. For values in between, use the calculator.
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Source: Central Statistics Office (Ireland), Detailed Analysis of Earnings Distribution 2023 (DDA11). Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Arranged by age group by TopPercent.
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