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With over two-thirds of Irish workers having pension coverage beyond the State Pension, understanding your state entitlement is crucial. So, how much is the old age pension in Ireland for 2025? The rates have increased.
As of January 2025, the maximum personal rate for the State Pension (Contributory) in Ireland is €289.30 per week. Understanding **how much is the Irish pension** you might receive depends on whether you qualify for the contributory or non-contributory payment, which are based on your PRSI contributions or a means test, respectively.
Under the current system, an estimated 40 years of paid social insurance, or 2,080 contributions, is the benchmark for receiving a full State Pension in Ireland. Navigating **how many years you have to work to get full pension in Ireland** requires understanding this calculation method and upcoming changes.
As of January 2025, most weekly social welfare payments in Ireland, including the State Pension, increased by €12 [4]. This guide breaks down exactly how much an old age pensioner gets in Ireland, detailing the different pension types and additional benefits available.
While Ireland's State Pension age is 66, a specific payment exists for those retiring at 65 who meet social insurance conditions. Understanding exactly what you are entitled to when you turn 65 in Ireland is crucial for planning your retirement finances.
