Ireland North and South - A statistical Profile 2008
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Material jointly compiled, edited and presented by the Central Statistics Office and Northern Ireland Statistics & Research AgencyDate published:
6 August, 2008Region:
Republic of Ireland Northern Ireland
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Ireland North and South - A statistical Profile 2008Censuses of Population have been conducted on the island of Ireland since 1841. Beginning in 1951, the Republic of Ireland (ROI) has undertaken a census at five yearly intervals, with the exceptions of 1976 and 2001. In Northern Ireland the census remains a decennial exercise, taking place every decade during the year ending in 1.
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