Mapping technology has been one of the more exciting developments in the digital government space, going from a nice extra to ...

A MAJOR change has been made to Ireland's next nationwide census which is set to be held in 2027. The census, documenting the details of those living in the country, takes place every five years.

The 1926 Census website will go live on 18 April 2026, making available information on almost three million people living in Ireland on that night 100 years ago. The 1926 Census was the first ...

Next Sunday every person in Ireland will be included on a census form. By participating in the census, every one of us is helping to shape our understanding about life in Ireland in 2016.

“I did think this was an idea that you could take and put on a country and then when I realised there was a census in the south of Ireland in 2022 and in the north in 2021, I thought it might be ...

The 1926 census was the first of the Irish Free State and the website with the data will go live on April 18, 2026. It will be fully digitised, searchable and freely available online, with the aim ...

The public will be able to fill in the 2027 Census online for the first time. While a paper option will still be available, it will be the first time in Irish history the public will be able to ...

The Government will publish the 1926 census online at a cost of €5m to the State for the first time, detailing personal information about nearly three million people who lived in Ireland 100 years ago ...

A team led by Gianpiero Cavalleri at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin pieced together the new map using the genetics of 536 Irish individuals. The work, published in Scientific Reports ...

according to the 2022 census. In 2016 it was 79,000 and in 2011 90,000. The figures were compiled by Gamma, a location intelligence technology company in Ireland and the UK. Unsurprisingly ...

Only 27% of the Irish public have a favourable view of the Catholic Church overall, a new survey from The Iona Insitute has ...