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Civil servants across government departments average two weeks of sick leave per year

Civil servants across government departments average two weeks of sick leave per year

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

The department with the highest level of illness-related absenteeism was the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, with staff taking an average of more than three weeks off every year
Over 700 gardaí off sick each day last year, up 5% from year previous

Over 700 gardaí off sick each day last year, up 5% from year previous

Sun, 11 May, 2025

An Garda said recent increases were linked mainly to injuries on duty, reflecting the “unpredictable and dangerous nature of frontline duties undertaken by gardaí nationwide.”

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