Genealogical riches from every county of Ireland feature among new historical records which are now available online.

Ireland’s population increases 8%, exceeds 5 million for the first time since 1851 Ireland's population has increased to more than 5.1 million people, according to newly released data gathered ...

Almost all 19th-century census records were destroyed but some have been recovered as part of the Virtual Treasury project ...

Ireland is becoming less religious, and the percentage of residents who identify as Catholic is down to 69% according to census data. More people identify with "no religion" than in previous years.

County Cork, Ireland’s southernmost county, has rustic architectural gems, stately Georgian homes, and 19th-century rowhouses overlooking Cork Harbour.

THE POPULATION OF Ireland is projected to increase to between 5.7 and 6.4 million by 2042, with counties in Dublin’s ‘commuter belt’ expected to see the highest population growth.

Ireland's 1911 digitized census results explore wealth and poverty Newly digitized census 1911 results from Ireland explore the most wealthy and poor at the time.

Ireland's population has gone above 5 million people for the first time since the Great Famine, census figures show. After decades of continuous decline in the Irish population since 1841, it is ...

Susquehanna County gets bragging rights with 20.3% of its population able to trace their family back to Ireland. That makes it the 6th-most Irish county in Pennsylvania.

IRELAND’s population has gone above five million people for the first time since the Great Famine, census figures show. After decades of continuous decline in the Irish population since 1841, it ...

The latest Census figures show Drogheda, Co Louth was the town with the largest population in the State, with 44,135 people recorded there on the night the survey was carried out.

Michelin-starred restaurants and award-winning chefs focus on food with fresh, locally grown ingredients in County Cork, a storied region in southwestern Ireland.