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Median annual pay where people work, by constituency, Northern Ireland

The median gross annual pay of employees working in each of Northern Ireland's 18 constituencies, with Northern Ireland, in the latest three years, from NISRA's Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings.

Northern Ireland

£32,000

2026 · provisional

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 12:17 UTC
Median annual pay where people work, by constituency, Northern Ireland
  • 2026
  • 2025
£0£10k£20k£30k£40kBelfast South and Mid Down£36,945.70£35,272Belfast West£36,302.10£34,513.20Belfast East£34,349.30£34,184.30South Antrim£33,981.70£33,234.20East Antrim£33,449.20£30,887.30Foyle£32,932.40£32,416.10Belfast North£31,944.90£30,152.50Mid Ulster£31,154.40Upper Barn£31,020.60£30,399.90Fermanagh and South Tyrone£30,245.60£28,458.60Lagan Valley£30,034.10£30,017.60Newry and Armagh£29,344.30£28,511.90North Down£28,409.80£25,801.80North Antrim£28,391.30£27,269East Londonderry£28,312.90£26,710.50West Tyrone£27,578£28,305South Down£27,359.30£26,410Strangford£26,054.30£25,448.10

Source: Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

In order

Ranked by the hub 2026

Every place, the highest figure first. The number before each is the hub's own position in the list, not the publisher's: equal figures share one, marked =.

  1. 1Belfast South and Mid Down£36,945.70
  2. 2Belfast West£36,302.10
  3. 3Belfast East£34,349.30
  4. 4South Antrim£33,981.70
  5. 5East Antrim£33,449.20
  6. 6Foyle£32,932.40
  7. 7Belfast North£31,944.90
  8. 8Mid Ulster£31,154.40
  9. 9Upper Barn£31,020.60
  10. 10Fermanagh and South Tyrone£30,245.60
  11. 11Lagan Valley£30,034.10
  12. 12Newry and Armagh£29,344.30
  13. 13North Down£28,409.80
  14. 14North Antrim£28,391.30
  15. 15East Londonderry£28,312.90
  16. 16West Tyrone£27,578
  17. 17South Down£27,359.30
  18. 18Strangford£26,054.30

Data table

19 rows

Area202620252024
Belfast South and Mid Down N05000003£36,945.70£35,272£33,762
Belfast West N05000004£36,302.10£34,513.20£32,383
Belfast East N05000001£34,349.30£34,184.30£30,729
South Antrim N05000014£33,981.70£33,234.20£29,992
East Antrim N05000005£33,449.20£30,887.30£26,934
Foyle N05000008£32,932.40£32,416.10£28,717
Belfast North N05000002£31,944.90£30,152.50£28,702
Mid Ulster N05000010£31,154.40not published£28,520
Upper Barn N05000017£31,020.60£30,399.90£29,044
Fermanagh and South Tyrone N05000007£30,245.60£28,458.60£26,456
Lagan Valley N05000009£30,034.10£30,017.60£27,266
Newry and Armagh N05000011£29,344.30£28,511.90£24,743
North Down N05000013£28,409.80£25,801.80£23,979
North Antrim N05000012£28,391.30£27,269£24,618
East Londonderry N05000006£28,312.90£26,710.50£24,754
West Tyrone N05000018£27,578£28,305£25,915
South Down N05000015£27,359.30£26,410£25,446
Strangford N05000016£26,054.30£25,448.10£22,885
Northern Ireland£32,000£31,048.70£28,759

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Map

2026 · 18 areas, each shaded by the fifth of the areas its figure falls in

  • £26k to £28k
  • £28k to £30k
  • £30k to £32k
  • £32k to £34k
  • £34k to £37k

Boundaries: Constituency boundaries, Jul 2024, from the geography spine. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2024.

Source and licence

Publisher
Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
Check it yourself
https://www.nisra.gov.uk/statistics/labour-market-and-social-welfare/annual-survey-hours-and-earnings
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Retrieved
1 November 2026, 12:16 UTC
Raw files fetched

Verification

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 12:17 UTC Run at 1 November 2026, 12:17 UTC; 57 of 57 figures matched the live source.

ResultCheckDetail
PassProvenance recordedNorthern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-11-01T12:16:17Z; 1 raw file(s)
PassRaw files match recorded SHA-2561 of 1 files intact
PassRe-parsing raw files reproduces figures57 of 57 figures and the headline reproduced
PassFigures are finite numbers57 figures, 0 invalid
PassLive source matches every figure57 of 57 figures match exactly after downloading 1 source file(s) again (1 byte-identical); the headline matches
PassPxStat matrix is currentlatest period 2026 ended -60 days before retrieval (limit 330); matrix updated 2026-10-22T9:30:00.000Z
PassPxStat CSV edition agrees57 of 57 figures match https://ws-data.nisra.gov.uk/public/api.restful/PxStat.Data.Cube_API.ReadDataset/GAPAA24/CSV/1.0/en, where 1539 of 1539 cells equal the JSON-stat edition
PassEach median lies between its groups'in 97 of 97 cases the median of all employees lies between the full-time and part-time medians, or the females' and males', of the same area and year
PassSource page answershttps://www.nisra.gov.uk/statistics/labour-market-and-social-welfare/annual-survey-hours-and-earnings – HTTP 200

Notes

  • The median gross annual pay of employee jobs on adult rates, full-time and part-time, held for more than a year, by the postcode of the workplace: not by where the employee lives, as in the ONS's table for Great Britain's constituencies, so the two are not compared. Half of jobs pay more and half less. The survey is a sample of jobs, so a constituency's median is less certain than Northern Ireland's, and NISRA leaves out a figure too small to be reliable.