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Unemployment figures continue to rise and in the six months since April 1,820 more people are sighing on in Mayo. The live register in Mayo stood at 5,795 last April while the most recent figures for October show them standing at a staggering 7,615.

Friday’s release of the latest live register figures show just how deeply the unemployment crisis is hitting Kilkenny and how imperative prompt and decisive action is need to curb this appalling growing trend, according to Kilkenny Labour Party councillor, Seán Ó hArgáin.

One job was lost every minute in Ireland during January, it was reported on Wednesday when the Central Statistics Office announced that 33,000 people signed on the Live Register.

One job was lost every minute in Ireland during January, it was reported on Wednesday when the Central Statistics Office announced that 33,000 people signed on the Live Register.

Labour Party candidate for Kilkenny City, Sean Butler, has accused the government of engaging in the old tactic of divide and rule as a means of distracting people's attention from the huge increase in the unemployment levels within Kilkenny.

Friday’s release of the latest live register figures show just how deeply the unemployment crisis is hitting Kilkenny and how imperative prompt and decisive action is need to curb this appalling growing trend, according to Kilkenny Labour Party councillor, Seán Ó hArgáin.

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Friday’s release of the latest live register figures show just how deeply the unemployment crisis is hitting Kilkenny and how imperative prompt and decisive action is need to curb this appalling growing trend, according to Kilkenny Labour Party councillor, Seán Ó hArgáin.

The Fine Gael spokesperson on community, rural, and Gaeltacht affairs Deputy Michael Ring has warned that newly unemployed people are being hung out to dry by the Government because social welfare offices in Mayo still do not have the staff levels to cope with the worsening unemployment crisis.

Unemployed workers will have access to 2,500 new places on part-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses from September, according to Cllr Andrew McGuinness.