1. Notwithstanding Article 21(2) and Article 62 of this Regulation, for the purposes of calculating the prescribed reckonable weekly earnings of an insured person for the grant of sickness ║ or unemployment benefit under Irish legislation, an amount equal to the average weekly wage ║ of employed persons in the relevant prescribed year shall be credited to that insured person in respect of each week of activity as an employed person under the legislation of another Member State during the said prescribed year .

1. For the purposes of calculating the earnings for the granting of sickness benefit or unemployment benefit under Irish legislation, an amount equal to the average weekly wage in that year of employed persons shall, notwithstanding Articles 21(2) and 62, be credited to the employed person in respect of each week of activity as an employed person under the legislation of another Member State during the prescribed period.

(i)for each week of insurance, employment or residence as an employed person, the person concerned shall be deemed to have received, and paid contributions as an employed earner for, weekly earnings equivalent to two-thirds of that week's upper earnings limit;

5. For the purpose of calculating the earnings for the granting of the pay-related benefit payable under Irish legislation with sickness, maternity and unemployment benefits, an amount equal to the average weekly wage in that year of male or female employed persons, as applicable, shall, notwithstanding Articles 23 (1) and 68 (1) of the Regulation, be credited to the employed person in respect of each week of employment completed as an employed person under the legislation of another Member State during the relevant income tax year.

11. For the purpose of calculating the earnings for the granting of the earnings-related supplement provided for by United Kingdom legislation, in particular for cash benefits in respect of sickness, unemployment benefits and temporary widows' benefits, an amount equal to the average weekly wage corresponding to the average weekly rate of the earnings-related supplement which, according to the estimates, is payable to a male or female worker respectively during the current benefit year shall, notwithstanding Articles 23 (1), 47 and 68 (1) of the Regulation, be credited to the worker in respect of each week of employment completed as a wo ...[+++]rker under the legislation of another Member State during the relevant income tax year.

For the purpose of calculating the earnings for the granting of the earnings-related benefit payable under Irish legislation with sickness, maternity and unemployment benefits, an amount equal to the average weekly wage in that year of male or female workers, as applicable, shall, notwithstanding Articles 23 (1) and 68 (1) of the Regulation, be credited to the worker in respect of each week of employment completed as a worker under the legislation of another Member State during the relevant income tax year".