![Just 17.3% of female graduates were earning €50k to €80k or more — compared to the 28% of male graduates earning that amount. And 43.8% of male graduates were earning €25k to €40k compared to 51.8% of female graduates earning that amount. Stock picture <p>Just 17.3% of female graduates were earning €50k to €80k or more — compared to the 28% of male graduates earning that amount. And 43.8% of male graduates were earning €25k to €40k compared to 51.8% of female graduates earning that amount. Stock picture</p>](https://www.irishexaminer.com/cms_media/module_img/7700/3850459_10_dashboardbig_online-education-and-home-schooling-related-vector-flat-illustration-vector-id1225897169.jpg)
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Men still out-earning women in strong labour market for graduates
The percentage of graduates in employment nine months after graduation has risen to 83% — but female graduates lag behind in terms of incomes
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