Links to reports by local authorities
Local authorities have published reports and surveys on various topics on their websites. This page links to some of their publications.
Disclaimer: This page contains links to a selection of reports that were produced by or on behalf of local authorities. The list of reports on this page is not exhaustive. This page does not attempt to list all reports produced by local authorities in recent years.
To view the reports click on the links below. Note that clicking on any of the links below will take you onto the relevant local authority's website. The content on that website is not managed by the LocalGov.ie team.
| Local Authority | Report Title and Link | Report Description | Year of Publication |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clare County Council | Clare Survey 2023 | The survey captures the needs and concerns of Clare residents on various issues, including housing, transport, education, and climate change. It aims to inform local government planning and decisionmaking by reflecting community perspectives. | 2023 |
| Donegal County Council | Caravan Camping and Camper Van Study | This report assesses the state of the caravan, camping, and camper van sector in county Donegal, examining current facilities, market trends, and impacts of COVID-19. It offers recommendations for enhancing the sector's growth and sustainability. | 2021 |
| Kerry County Council | Kerry County Council Commuting Profile 2022 | This report provides a detailed analysis of commuting patterns in county Kerry, using data from the 2016 Census. It examines the flow of commuters to and from various areas, offering insights into local employment and travel trends. | 2022 |
| Kildare County Council | “Somewhere to Hang Out”: Teenagers’ Outdoor Recreational Needs in Celbridge: A partnership perspective | This report explores the outdoor recreational needs and preferences of teenagers in Celbridge, aiming to inform the planning and development of suitable youth facilities. It highlights teenagers' desire for safe, accessible spaces to socialise and engage in recreational activities. | 2022 |
| Offaly County Council | Mapping Arts and Health Across the Midlands | This report maps the landscape of arts and health initiatives in the Midlands, focusing on collaboration between arts organisations and health services. It aims to enhance understanding and improve partnerships to deliver effective arts and health programmes in the region. | 2021 |
| Offaly County Council | Art in the Landscape Report | This report evaluates the strategic significance of art projects in the Irish landscape, focusing on the Lough Boora Sculpture Park and Tír Sáile Sculpture Trail. It explores challenges, opportunities, and recommendations for enhancing public engagement and the long-term sustainability of these art installations | 2021 |
| Offaly County Council | This report, commissioned by Offaly County Council, examines the current state of youth arts in Offaly, identifying gaps and proposing a new strategic model for engaging young people in arts activities. It aims to foster creativity and enhance participation among the youth through improved resources, partnerships, and inclusive programmes. | 2022 |