Citizens' Assembly discuss implications of ageing population for Ireland

Women in Ireland now have an average life expectancy of nearly 83 years of age, while men can expect to live to 78 and a half, according to the Institute of Public Health.

Citizens' Assembly discuss implications of ageing population for Ireland

Women in Ireland now have an average life expectancy of nearly 83 years of age, while men can expect to live to 78 and a half, according to the Institute of Public Health.

The watchdog is calling for significant policy responses to be able to cope with our ageing population - of which 30% will be aged over 60 by the year 2041.

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