EAPN Ireland Press Release- SILC 2018
Please find enclose a press statement from EAPN Ireland regarding the CSO Survey on Income and Living Conditions (SILC) 2018. We welcome the overall drop in poverty rates however we note that some households, such as lone parents,people with disabilities, the unemployed and 1 person households over 65, are being left behind.
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