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Ireland and Northern Ireland - A Joint Census Publication 2021-2022

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CSO statistical release, 02 July 2025, 11am

A joint publication from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA).

Datasets related to this release

CPNI01: Population by sex and year, 1841 - 2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI03: Median age by sex and year, 1971 - 2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI07: Marital status - number and percentage by sex, 2001/2002 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI10: Private households by household composition by local administrative area - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI14: Ethnicity of population usually resident - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI20: Religion of population usually resident - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI24: General health of population usually resident - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI27: Unpaid carers of population usually resident aged 5 years and over by sex - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI32 : Housing stock by type - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI34: Nature of occupancy of private households - number and percentage Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI37: ILO unemployment rates by local administrative area, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland
CPNI38: Employment of population usually resident aged 16 years and over by broad industrial group - number and percentage, 2021/2022 - Ireland and Northern Ireland

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