We’re living longer, so why not cheer up?

The most interesting and illuminating piece of data that surfaced over the holiday period was about life expectancy in Ireland, writes Joe Gill.

We’re living longer, so why not cheer up?

The most interesting and illuminating piece of data that surfaced over the holiday period was about life expectancy in Ireland, writes Joe Gill.

It seems that the average age of an Irish man has extended by three years to 79.9 in just a decade, while that of a woman has improved by two years to 83.6 years.

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