CSO to show how Ireland has changed with publication of 2022 Census results

CSO to show how Ireland has changed with publication of 2022 Census results

In preliminary figures provided by the CSO last June, it said that Ireland’s population had risen to over 5.1 million. This was a 7.6% rise compared to 2016. File picture: Denis Minihane

A detailed snapshot of modern Irish life will be revealed on Tuesday when the Central Statistics Office publishes its summary details of the landmark 2022 Census delving into how the country has changed since 2016.

After releasing preliminary data last year, this will be the first full publication of results from the 2022 Census which will cover everything from housing and homelessness, to childcare, employment, diversity, health and more.

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