He's the first of his kind so when it comes to finding a training manual, newly-appointed Irish Language Commissioner Pól ...

Ireland’s shifting population landscape has returned to global attention after a new comparative map reveals how dramatically ...

The very concept of national identity is unrecognisable today from what it was a century ago, and on our island it is a ...

A person fills out a file. This image is being used to represent Census 2027, which will include questions about gender and sexuality. Pexels Ireland’s next census will include a number of questions ...

“Deportation” has never been a very pretty word. Perhaps it suits the process, which isn’t a very pretty one either. Nonetheless, it can be very easy to say and call for, especially when one doesn’t ...

The country’s next census will be held on May 9th, 2027, while for the first time ever members of the public will be able to fill out their forms in the weeks leading up to the date rather than on a ...

The next census will be held in 2027 and will be the first census in Ireland where the public will have the option to complete their census form online. It will be held on May 9th, 2027, ending the ...

It is understood that efforts are being made to arrange that the census shall be taken in the Free State on the same date as in the Six Counties – namely, Sunday, April 18. It is somewhat mysteriously ...

Exactly 100 years to the day, the first ever Irish Census will be published for the very first time. The 1926 Census was the first of its kind recorded by the fledgling Irish state after gaining ...

A chara, – In his column (“No, the Irish language does not ‘belong to us all’”, Opinion, October 16th) Newton Emerson asserts quite emphatically that the Irish language does not “belong to us all” in ...

A census with a difference has been carried out on Ireland's Eye off the coast of north Dublin as BirdWatch Ireland has been attempting to count the number of seabirds nesting on the uninhabited ...

More than 1.9 million Pennsylvanians, or about 14.8%, report having Irish ancestry. That’s second to the 21.7% who report German ancestry, according to Census Bureau data. (Also coming in with higher ...