24% of boom births to 'new Irish'

A quarter of all babies delivered during Ireland’s baby boom were from women born outside the country, it has emerged.

24% of boom births to 'new Irish'

A quarter of all babies delivered during Ireland’s baby boom were from women born outside the country, it has emerged.

Figures show Ireland had the highest birth rate in Europe in 2009 and almost 24% of births were to the country’s new Irish. The figure was 17% four years earlier.

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