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A new survey reveals Ireland’s financial fragility: a quarter of 30-40-year-olds couldn’t survive a month without pay, and one in five would struggle after just 30 days. Men think they can last six months, women five, while those over 55 feel most secure at seven months. Dubliners lead in confidence—with one in five believing they could last over a year—with Ulster close behind. Urban areas may offer more job options and infrastructure, but rural residents face higher costs and fewer safety nets. With income disruptions common and everyday expenses mounting, building a financial cushion feels like a tall order for many.

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