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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, accounting for 84.3% ...

12 Oct 2017 at 12:58

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Census Results: Twenty people in same-sex civil partnerships living in Longford

Census 2016 marked the first time that this relationship category was recorded in an Irish census, following the enactment of civil partnership legislation. There were 20 people in this category in County Longford, and 3,034 in Leinster and 4,...

27 Jul 2017 at 15:02

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Census Results: Number of people living alone in Longford has increased

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) published ‘Profile 4 Households and Families’ on Thursday, July 27, based on findings from Census 2016. It recorded that there are 10,636 families in County Longford, an increase of 475 (4.7%) on the 2011 ...

27 Jul 2017 at 18:00

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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 ...

20 Apr 2017 at 13:56

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