Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities Salary in Roscommon

Based on CSO data · 2024

Median Salary

€46,687

per year

Sector National

€59,023

Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities

County Average

€42,150

Roscommon

Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities in Roscommon pays -21% below the national Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities average of €59,023.

Compared to Roscommon's overall median of €42,150, this sector pays +11% more.

Year-over-year, the median salary increased by 9% from €42,654 in 2023.

Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities is the 4th highest-paying sector in Roscommon (out of 13 sectors with data).

Roscommon ranks 20th out of 26 counties for Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities salaries.

Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities in Roscommon — Median Annual Earnings

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities salary in Roscommon?

The median annual Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities salary in Roscommon is €46,687 as of 2024. This is 21% below the national Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities median of €59,023. Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities ranks 4th out of 13 sectors in Roscommon.

How has the Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities salary in Roscommon changed?

The median salary increased by 9% from €42,654 in 2023 to €46,687 in 2024. Roscommon ranks 20th out of 26 counties for Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities pay.

How does Roscommon compare to other counties for Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities?

Roscommon ranks 20th out of 26 counties for Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Activities salaries. The highest-paying county for this sector is Dublin at €69,042.

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