188 shades of green: Loner Brits to Brazilian butchers
These are some of the findings of research into Ireland’s new arrivals and the particular quirks and characteristics they bring with them.
While Census 2006 revealed how 420,000 people resident here — one in 10 of the population — were non-Irish, those bare figures have since been analysed in detail to show where each nationality is most likely to live, who they’re living with and what they’re doing here.
