Ireland

Very few. Almost everyone speaks English, and about 8% can speak both English and Irish.

There are many countries that are smaller than Ireland. Out of 196 countries, Ireland is ranked 118th by area which means there are still many smaller countries.

The population of Ireland in 1916 was approximately 4.4 million people.

The average number of children per family in Ireland is estimated to be around 1.38 children per woman in recent years. This is below the replacement level of 2.1 children per woman needed to maintain a stable population.

As of the most recent data available, the population of Lisburn, Ireland is estimated to be around 71,465. It is important to note that population figures can fluctuate over time due to various factors such as migration and birth rates.

As of the 2016 Census, there were approximately 6,900 people experiencing homelessness in Ireland. This number includes both individuals and families living in emergency accommodation or sleeping rough. However, this figure may have changed since then due to various factors impacting homelessness rates.

A census is held in Ireland every 5 years. The last was in 2011 and the next will be in 2016.

The poet William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin but grew up in Sligo. He is buried in Drumcliffe cemetery in county Sligo.

It was 8,175,124 at the census of 6/7 June 1841.

Later authors have suggested that this was a gross underestimate, with some estimates implying as many as 12.5 million. However, scholarly opinion tends today to accept the census figure as broadly accurate, despite the curiously small increase from the 1831 return of 7,767,401.

As of 2021, the population of the Republic of Ireland, which includes Southern Ireland, is estimated to be around 5 million people.

In 1961 it was 2,818,341 in the Republic and 1,425,042 in the north.

According to the last census taken in April 2006, there were just under 5000 Pakistanis in Ireland at that time.

In the last census taken, in 2006, the population of Kilkenny was 87,558.

As of 2020, the poverty rate in Ireland was estimated to be around 14%. This figure takes into account individuals living below the poverty line, which is defined as having an income that falls below a certain threshold relative to the average income in the country.

Some major cities in Ireland are Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick. Dublin is the capital and largest city, known for its cultural richness and historical sites. Cork is the second largest city and known for its vibrant food scene. Galway is a cultural hub with a lively arts scene, while Limerick is known for its medieval architecture and proximity to natural beauty.

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Ireland has a comparatively good literacy standard compared to the rest of Europe.

The life expectancy for males in Ireland is approximately 79 years, while for females it is around 83 years.

The Irish have a long historical and cultural association with alcohol, particularly beer and whiskey. Drinking is often seen as a way to socialize, celebrate, and relax in Irish culture. Additionally, the climate and agricultural history in Ireland have led to a tradition of brewing and distilling.

Unemployment in Ireland is measured by the Quarterly National Household Survey. As of the first Quarter of 2010 the unemployment rate is 12.9% (The link below should keep linking to the most up to date QNHS)

The average age of people in Ireland is around 38 years old.

Dublin is Ireland's largest city. Its population is larger than Cork. The city of Belfast would also have a larger population than Cork city.

Some of the social groups in Ireland include the Irish Travellers, ethnic minorities such as the Polish community, LGBTQ+ individuals, immigrants, and various socio-economic classes ranging from working-class to upper-class. Each group contributes to the diversity and richness of Irish society.

The whole island is about 32,000 square miles with a population of about 6.8 million. If you mean the country of Ireland then the area is 27,000 sq miles and it has a ppulation f about 4.5 to 5.0 million.

The area around the Phoenix Park, Island Bridge, etc, while on the Northside was historically covered by the Kilmainham (on the Southside, Dublin 8) postal exchange, and therefor was identified by the Dublin 8 postal code. This was checked with An Post head office.