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Breaking News: Census 2016 results show there are more homeowners than renters in Co Longford
Of these, 1,697,665 were occupied by persons usually resident in the State. There were 183,312 vacant houses and apartments, while the census also counted 62,148 vacant holiday homes. Meanwhile, Longford’s housing stock fell to 18,591 from 18,823 in ...
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Commuting in Longford: 72.8% of working commuters in Longford travel by car
The report shows that in April 2016 the number of people travelling to work, school or college stood at 2,962,550 nationally - that's an increase of 9.3% on the 2011 figure. There were 1,875,773 people commuting to work in April 2016, an increase ...
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Census results show there are more men in Co Longford than women
“In Longford there are 300 more males than females,” said Neil Nugent, Central Statistics Office (CSO) before pointing out that there were 210 more males than females in Co Roscommon. “The average age is also increasing and if we look at ...
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Homelessness in Longford: Almost 100 homeless people across the midlands according to Census records
The report shows that, on the night of April 24, 2016 (Census Night), 6,906 persons were either sleeping rough or in accommodation designated for the homeless. Of these, 4,018 were male and 2,888 were female. Across the midlands, there ...
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18,873 working in Longford but unemployment rate of 19.6% is highest in state
However, there were 3,701 unemployed persons in Longford, based on the census Principal Economic Status basis (which differs for methodological reasons from the official QNHS figures). On this basis, the overall unemployment rate ...
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Number of Irish Travellers residing in Longford has increased by 39.3%
While Catholicism remains the predominant religion in Longford, accounting for 84.3% (34,472) of the population. There are 730 Irish Travellers living in Longford town, the second highest number among towns of a population of 1,...
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Number of Irish Travellers residing in Longford has increased by 39.3%
According to Census results released today, the number of Irish Travellers residing in Longford has increased by 39.3%, rising from 753 in 2011 to 1,049 in 2016. While Catholicism remains the predominant religion in Longford, ...