IRISH EXCESS DEATHS: CSO Q1 2023

Over 10,000 deaths in Q1 reported by Central Statistics Office (CSO).

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) released its 2023 Q1 (Jan to Mar) Quarterly Report today.

See link https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-vs/vitalstatisticsfirstquarter2023/

There were 10205 REGISTERED deaths in the first quarter of the year which as you can see in the table below is a massive increase on any of the pre Covid Q1 years of 2017 to 2020 (Covid outbreak didn’t commence until end of March 2020).

Quarterly figures are difficult to compare as standalone figures so in this analysis I am comparing like with like by using a 12 month period ending with Q1. ie 2022/23 starts with Q2 2022 and ends with Q1 2023.

The highlights of the CSO report and the analysis above are as follows :

• 10205 is the first time in recent memory Q1 mortality has exceeded the 10k figure

• Q1 2023 is between 10% and 18% higher than Q1 for any of the years 2017 to 2020.

• The 12 month period ending in March 2023 (36147) is 17.4% higher than the 3 year average (30780) for the pre Covid period.

• That 17.4% amounts to 5400 EXTRA deaths approx. in a 12 month period.

I have heard it opined a lot lately that we have an ‘aging population’ and that any excess deaths are exclusively down to this, as if it’s sad but to be expected.

Deaths in the elderly have increased but at most it accounts for about 65% of the 5400 increase in these CSO figures compiled for comparison purposes.

While it goes without saying that a majority of deaths by definition, will be in the 75+ age group, a quick analysis of the 6 months October to March over the last few years shows the following results for the most vulnerable time of the year for the elderly :

• 2022/23 showed an 18% increase of deaths in this period compared to the pre covid period for the 75-84 age group.

• 2021/22 showed an 14% increase of deaths in this period compared to the pre covid period for the 75-84 age group.

• However the increases in the four pre covid years only ranged from minus 8% to 5% for the 75-84 age group.

Why, when life expectancy is 82, would there be such a massive increase in deaths as 18% and 13% in the 75-84 age group over the last two Winters?

Something isn’t right.

Is it possible that average life expectancy is falling or is this just a blip?

I’m sure the medical profession is ‘baffled’ by it all.

When finalising this article this evening I checked the mainstream media news websites for any reporting of these mortality figures and reaction.

RTE, Irish Times and Irish Independent have nothing only the ‘Tubridy Barter account’ sideshow grabbing space but the Examiner managed to sift through all that dying and come up with the following headline.

‘De Covid’ is still on the ‘rampage’ and that’s all that’s worth reporting.

Nothing to see here.

CSO Q1 data although released today is now 5 months old, and this combined with Taoiseach Varadkar’s opinion that ‘there are no excess deaths’ should have us all worried as to where things are going.

Rip.ie analysis has shown 18.4% excess deaths to the end of July this year so the Quarter 2 CSO statistics in 3 months time won’t read any better.

God help us all because for certain our government has no interest in doing so.

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It’s fine to share this info among ‘ourselves’ but my aim is to alert more people to what is going on.

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This can be your contribution to the cause.

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