Report: Irish population to grow to 5.3m in next 45 years

Ireland's population is set to grow to 5.3m over the next 45 years.

Tue, 12 May, 2015 - 18:41

Ireland's population is set to grow to 5.3m over the next 45 years.

The European Commission's Ageing Report has said life expectancy in Ireland will increase from 79 to 85 years for men by 2060; and from 83 to 89 years for women.

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