Ireland: Trend of Emigration and Immigration.. Introductory Facts. Ireland (Éire) The Irish Free State was founded in 1921. Population: 4.5 million (preliminary.

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Ireland: Trend of Emigration and Immigration.

Introductory Facts. Ireland (Éire) The Irish Free State was founded in Population: 4.5 million (preliminary results from 2011 census) Language: Irish (Gaelic) and English. Religion: Roman Catholic-86.8% Church of Ireland-3%

Demographics Population Rates: Birth Rate-18.1/1000 (2008) Death Rate-6.1/1000 (2008) Fertility Rate-1.96 children/ 1 woman Life Expectancy-80 years (2005)

Demographics (2) Ethnic Groups: Irish (Including Irish Traveler and Dual Irish)-88.9% U.K-2.7% Other E.U % Other Europe-0.6% Africa-0.8%

Irish Travelers. Population in Ireland: 22, 369. Considered traditionally nomadic people of ethnic Irish origin. Language: Kant Health is poorer than that of the general population. Most discriminated ethnic group in Ireland There is a negative attitude towards them.

History of Emigration T he Great Famine million died as a result of starvation and disease Roughly 1 million emigrated to U.K, U.S.A, Canada, Argentina and Australia. Considered the turning point in the demographics of the country.

Population Decline

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Immigrant groups in Ireland

Why Come to Ireland? English speaking country High minimum wage Low taxes Low corporate tax which encouraged foreign business investment Attitude towards immigrants (handout)

Being Irish?

Irish Identity Traditional Irish Music Language Sport Religion Pub Culture Stereotypes Video advertising the opening of Terminal 2 in Dublin Airport, acknowledging the achievements of Irish people to date.