The Central Statistics Office will host the National Data Infrastructure Conference in The North Range, Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) on Thursday, November 27th, 2025 (9:30am - 3:30pm). This year’s event will bring together senior members from across the public service to explore how the National Data Infrastructure (NDI) is transforming the way we use data. If you would like to attend the event please click on the Register Your Interest button below.

Further details relating to the this event are available in the News and Events section.

The development of the National Data Infrastructure (NDI) began over a decade ago when the CSO presented its proposal for delivering joined-up data for a joined-up government. The first task was to collaborate with colleagues across the system to develop National Data Identifiers – Eircode, Personal Public Service Number (PPSN), and the Unique Business Identifier (UBI). These identifiers laid the foundations for the modernisation of the Irish Statistical System.

Building on the successful foundations already in place, the pillars of the NDI have been established:

• Standards
• Skills
• Services

Each pillar supports a set of frameworks necessary for the successful implementation of the infrastructure.

For any queries, please contact ndi@cso.ie