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Population with at least 2 people they are close enough to count on if they had a serious problem

This indicator refers to how many people (e.g. neighbours and friends) persons aged 15 years and over can could count on in the event of a serious problem.

Frequency: Every 6 years
Series: Irish Health Survey - Carers and Social Supports
Source: CSO
International Comparability: Eurostat

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