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Ballymaclode (€72,266) has the highest median gross household income in County Waterford
The area in Waterford with the highest median gross household income has been revealed.
According to the Central Statistics Office’s Geographical Profiles on Income in Ireland 2016 report, Ballymaclode (€72,266) has the highest median gross household income.
Published on Thursday (June 20), the Geographical Profiles on Income in Ireland 2016 report examines income in Ireland by county and by electoral division. Income is also examined across the areas of housing, health, education, occupation and commuting.
Other high median gross household incomes across the county include Kilronan (€64,435), Pembrokestown (€62,416), Whitechurch (€61,564), Ross (€61,059), Ballynakill (€60,702), Fox’s Castle (€59,291) and Mount Kennedy (€59,105).
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