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46,373 was the total. White Irish accounted for the largest share (32,027, 69%). Next largest was Not stated (5,273).

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Ethnic or cultural background — Longford County Council

46,373, latest 2022.

46,373 was the total. White Irish accounted for the largest share (32,027, 69%). Next largest was Not stated (5,273).

What these terms mean

Census year
A year CSO actually carried out a full population count — 2016 and 2022 for this breakdown. Not published for any other year. Source

Before you use these figures

  • Not available for this area: No figure is published at or above Longford.
  • Census years only, not a continuous series: This is CSO's actual Census of Population count, taken once every five years (2016, 2022 for this breakdown) — not a modelled annual estimate. No figure is published for any year in between, and this will not update again until the next census.
  • Latest figure: 2022 — 4 years old: This dataset is published annually and the publisher hasn't released anything newer. Nothing is missing from this page.

Cite this figure:

Ethnic or cultural background
46,373 for Longford County Council (not the same area as Longford), 2022
Caveats: Not available for this area; Census years only, not a continuous series; Latest figure: 2022 — 4 years old
StatsMapped last checked this figure against the publisher's own data file on 15 Sep 2026.
Source: CSO Census of Population — Small Area Population Statistics (religion, ethnicity, travel to work, residence a year ago)
https://statsmapped.com/ireland/county/longford/census-ethnicity-longford-county-council

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