Research / statistics, Ireland

Two leading Irish charities have reported contrasting fundraising fortunes in the last year.

A new report on philanthropy in Northern Ireland was released as part of 'Philanthropy Week' shows that there is continued growth in giving to religious causes.

Research by Business in the Community Ireland reveals that 35 companies in its network have developed 3,235 community partnerships and donated over €17 million in cash donations, in-kind donations and

The Community Foundation for Ireland in association with Philanthropy Ireland is holding a breakfast seminar tomorrow in Dublin for advisors with an interest in increasing their knowledge of philanthr

Development charity Concern Worldwide’s income in 2009 was down nearly €3 million on the previous year, according to its annual report.

Ireland’s wealthy people are amongst the most generous in the world in donating significant amounts of money and time to charitable causes, according to a new report by Barclays Wealth.

A new survey on fundraising in Ireland shows that income fell 13% in the last year (2008-2009).

One of Ireland’s largest fundraising charities, the Irish Cancer Society (ICS), has expressed itself content that income for 2009 was similar to 2008, according to its latest annual report.

Irish charity Barnardos saw its fundraising income grow by 6% in 2009, according to its latest annual report.

Irish people are not as generous as people in the UK or USA, according to a new report by consultants McKinsey Company.