When you filled in your census form on Sunday April 10th, you gave us the information we need now to understand what Ireland needs for the future.
Census 2011 - Latest Results on Geographic Areas
The Central Statistics Office published two further reports in its series of Census 2011 results. The reports “Profile 1 Town and Country – Population Distribution and Movements” and the “Population by Area” volume were published on 26th April 2012 and examine topics including the geographic distribution of the population, population density and internal migration.
Population of Ireland is 4,588,252
Census 2011 results show that Ireland’s population has continued to grow strongly since 2006, increasing by 348,404 (8.2%) to 4,588,252. The total number of non-Irish nationals has increased by 124,624 persons or 29.7 per cent from 419,733 to 544,357. See the main results ...
Your Questions
- What is the Census?
- Why do we have a Census?
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The Census Form
The main household census form caters for up to six persons present in the household on Census Night. There are 30 questions on the form which must be answered in respect of each individual who is present in the household...
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Resources for Schools
Learning about the census and about how to effectively use census and other statistical data is a key part of our education. It helps us to understand our society and our role as responsible citizens in participating in that society.
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