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The additions to the Census were approved by the Government.

A pensioner in Ennis refused to fill out his 2016 Census form because of his ‘strong feelings’ over the Central Statistics Office (CSO) using a firm which had alleged links to prisoner interrogations at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison for the census.

The number of Spanish people living in Ireland increased 78% between 2011 and 2016, according to the latest figures to be released from the Census.

The number of non-Irish nationals living here has fallen.

A question about citizenship status on the 2020 US census has been criticised by Democrats who say it will intimidate immigrants and discourage them from participating.

Atheists have launched a campaign to change the Census.

More than 2m people are at work in Ireland, with most people employed in sales and retail.

More than 1.75m people can speak Irish — but fewer than 74,000 do so every day outside of the education system.

Major societal and geographical gaps in educational achievement have been highlighted in the latest release of figures from Census 2016.

According to the latest figures, over 4% of the population are carers and 3,800 are under 15 years of age.

The latest census results show that while there has been a slight drop in the number of non-Irish nationals living here, there has been a notable increase in the number of those with dual citizenships.

Recent Census results have highlighted a need for more investment in public transport and cycling infrastructure in Cork, according to local representatives.

Census 2016 showed that 1.35 million people lived in the four council areas that make up Co Dublin. This is equivalent to 28% of the total population.

Census figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) today show that in April 2016 the number of people travelling to work, school or college was 9.3% higher than the 2011 figure.

The third profile report from Census 2016 has been published today, and it focuses on the age profile of Ireland.

The Central Statistics Office is to serve court summons on up to eight people for failing to fill out their census forms — with some claiming they did not want to do so in case the information was passed to Irish Water.

“This report focuses on the socio-economic aspects of the census such as employment, occupation and education, as well as health, disability and caring.”

The latest report based on figures from Census 2016 has been published today.

Last week’s census recorded that one-in-10 people in this Republic had turned their back on any religious alliance or belief. 

The population of Cork rose by 4.6% in the five years between 2011 and 2016, according to the census results released by the Central Statistics Office yesterday.

The Census 2016 figures show we are squeezing our growing population, which now stands at 4.76m people, into a limited number of homes.

Boys are nearly 10 times more likely than girls to cycle to school, a national survey suggests.

Australia’s first online census is in disarray after being targeted by a series of cyber-attacks.

The ancient ritual of ‘swan upping’ commences at Sunbury Lock on the River Thames at nine o’clock this morning, writes Richard Collins. 

Homelessness charities have described as scandalous latest Census figures that show almost 200,000 houses are lying empty around the country while thousands of people are trapped in emergency homeless accommodation.

At least one extra Dáil seat will be up for grabs in the next general election as the growth in population has pushed the number of people per TD over the 30,000 legal threshold.

The population is continuing to grow despite continued high levels of emigration, the first results from the 2016 Census show.

Preliminary results from the 2016 Census show that the population has increased by 169,724 to 4,757,976 over the past five years, an increase of 3.7%.

Ireland's population has grown to more than 4.75 million, according to Census 2016.

Housing and population changes are expected to dominate the publication of the preliminary results of Census 2016 this morning.

The first results from the 2016 Census have been released. Here's a quick look at what you need to know.

About 70,000 census forms have yet to be returned to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) before Monday’s deadline.

The 2016 National Census is over and you’ve most likely answered all the questions about who you are and where you are.

Householders across the country are being reminded to have their Census form complete and ready for collection today.

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Tonight is Census Night, when every person in the country is asked to fill out their census form.

Do I really have to fill out that form tomorrow night? There is a match on and then I’m going to the pub. And there’s loads of pages to fill in...does anyone really care where I usually lived one year ago and what type of fuel we use to heat the house? Argggh.