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Settlement Newcastle (CSO Area Code ST 15022)

Theme 1: Sex, age and marital status

Population aged 0-19 by sex and year of age, persons aged 20+ by sex and age group
Age	Male	Female	Total
0	5	5	10
1	8	2	10
2	5	4	9
3	2	7	9
4	10	6	16
5	9	6	15
6	14	7	21
7	8	8	16
8	11	9	20
9	10	6	16
10	8	6	14
11	1	7	8
12	11	6	17
13	8	10	18
14	9	9	18
15	8	4	12
16	0	13	13
17	6	7	13
18	11	5	16
19	6	7	13
20-24	37	27	64
25-29	22	22	44
30-34	29	28	57
35-39	31	33	64
40-44	37	45	82
45-49	40	46	86
50-54	40	38	78
55-59	30	24	54
60-64	29	26	55
65-69	15	7	22
70-74	12	11	23
75-79	5	14	19
80-84	7	3	10
85+	2	7	9
Total	486	465	951

Population by sex and marital status
Status	Males	Females
Single	257	220
Married	189	193
Separated	19	20
Divorced	16	9
Widowed	5	23
Total	486	465

Theme 2: Migration and ethnicity

Usually resident population by place of birth and nationality
Location	Birthplace	Nationality
Ireland	817	876
UK	83	35
Poland	0	0
Lithuania	1	1
Other EU 27	14	13
Rest of World	33	14
Not stated	0	9
Total	948	948

Usually resident population by ethnic or cultural background
White Irish	860
White Irish Traveller	1
Other White	62
Black or Black Irish	1
Asian or Asian Irish	6
Other	9
Not stated	9
Total	948

Usually resident population aged 1 and over by usual residence 1 year before Census Day
Same Address	881
Elsewhere in County	39
Elsewhere in Ireland	15
Outside Ireland	3
Total	938

Population by religion
Catholic	682
Other stated religion	200
No religion	58
Not stated	11
Total	951

Speakers of foreign languages by language spoken
Language	Persons
Polish	0
French	26
Lithuanian	0
Other	37
Total	63

Speakers of foreign languages by ability to speak English
Ability	Persons
Very well	51
Well	6
Not well	4
Not at all	0
Not stated	2
Total	63

Theme 3: Irish language

Population aged 3 or over by ability to speak Irish
Ability	Persons
Yes	339
No	575
Not stated	8
Total	922

Irish speakers aged 3 or over by frequency of speaking Irish
Speaks Irish Daily, within education system only	105
Speaks Irish Daily, within and also outside education system	4
Outside education system, Daily	3
Outside education system, Weekly	15
Outside education system, Less often	102
Outside education system, Never	108
Outside education system, Not stated	2
Total	339

Irish speakers within education aged 3+, by frequency of speaking Irish outside education
Frequency	Persons	Males	Females
Daily	2	1	1
Weekly	1	0	1
Less often	1	0	1
Never	0	0	0
Total	4	1	3

Theme 4: Families

Families, family members and children in families, by size of family
Size of family	Number of families	Number of persons in families	Number of children in families
2 persons	104	208	28
3 persons	68	204	85
4 persons	60	240	120
5 persons	22	110	67
6 or more persons	18	110	74
Total	272	872	374

Family units with children by size and age of children
	All children under 15	All children 15 or over	Children both under and over 15	Total
No children	0	0	0	76
1 child	38	41	0	79
2 children	38	31	8	77
3 children	12	3	6	21
4 children	5	3	9	17
5 or more children	0	1	1	2

Family units with children by type of family and age of children
	Couples with children	Lone mothers with children	Lone fathers with children
Number of families
All children aged under fifteen	73	19	1
All children aged over fifteen	58	14	7
Other	19	5	0
Total number of family units	150	38	8

Number of children
All children aged under fifteen	143	25	2
All children aged over fifteen	102	18	9
Other	63	12	0
Total number of family units	308	55	11

Families by age of youngest child
	Number of families	Number of family members
0-4 years	42	162
5-9 years	43	168
10-14 years	32	124
15-19 years	27	97
20+ years	52	169
Total	196	720

Families by family cycle
Family cycle	Number of families	Number of family members
Pre-family	28	56
Empty nest	26	52
Retired	22	44
Pre-school	19	55
Early school	39	142
Pre-Adolescent	35	139
Adolescent	31	122
Adult	72	262
Total	272	872

Females aged 20 years or over by number of children born alive
Number of children born	Number of females
0	87
1	49
2	83
3	54
4 or more	54
Total	327

Theme 5: Private Households

Private households by type
Type of Household	Households	Persons
One person	63	63
Husband and wife	52	104
Cohabiting couple	20	40
Husband, wife and children	127	514
Cohabiting couple and children	13	53
Father and children	8	19
Mother and children	34	84
Couple and others	2	7
Couple, children and others	5	23
Father, children and others	0	0
Mother, children and others	1	4
Two or more family units	5	33
Non-family households and relations	4	9
Two or more non-related persons	6	15
Total	340	968

Private households by size
Size of family	Households	Persons
1 person	63	63
2 persons	104	208
3 persons	67	201
4 persons	62	248
5 persons	21	105
6 persons	19	114
7 persons	3	21
8 or more persons	1	8
Total	340	968

Theme 6: Housing

Private households by type of accommodation
Type of accommodation	Households	Persons
House/Bungalow	326	940
Flat/Apartment	10	15
Bed-sit	0	0
Caravan/Mobile Home	0	0
Not stated	4	13
Total	340	968

Permanent private households by year built
Year Built	Households	Persons
Pre 1919	30	67
1919 to 1945	12	31
1946 to 1960	9	23
1961 to 1970	15	47
1971 to 1980	53	152
1981 to 1990	82	238
1991 to 2000	76	231
2001 to 2005	19	57
2006 or later	22	65
Not stated	22	57
Total	340	968

Permanent private households by type of occupancy
Type of occupancy	Households	Persons
Owner occupied with mortgage	161	529
Owner occupied no mortgage	98	239
Rented from Private Landlord	44	107
Rented from Local Authority	24	62
Rented from Voluntary Body	0	0
Occupied free of rent	8	15
Not stated	5	16
Total	340	968

Permanent private households by number of rooms
Number of rooms	Households	Persons
1 room	2	3
2 rooms	9	12
3 rooms	19	35
4 rooms	33	65
5 rooms	86	240
6 rooms	76	226
7 rooms	40	117
8 or more rooms	70	252
Not stated	5	18
Total	340	968

Permanent private households by central heating
No central heating	12
Oil	235
Natural Gas	3
Electricity	52
Coal (including anthracite)	16
Peat (including turf)	1
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)	5
Wood (including wood pellets)	9
Other	3
Not stated	4
Total	340

Permanent private households by water supply
Public main	316
Group scheme with local authority source	10
Group scheme with private source	0
Other private source	1
None	0
Not stated	13
Total	340

Permanent private households by sewerage facility
Public scheme	216
Individual septic tank	106
Other individual treatment	5
Other	1
No sewerage facility	1
Not stated	11
Total	340

Occupancy status of permanent dwellings on Census night
Occupied	341
Unoccupied	34
Total	375

Theme 7: Communal Establishments

Persons in Communal Establishments
Number of establishments	0
Number of persons	0

Theme 8: Principal Status

Population aged 15 years and over by principal economic status and sex
Principal Economic Status	Male	Female	Total
At work	215	164	379
Looking for first regular job	2	4	6
Unemployed having lost or given up previous job	51	33	84
Student	41	50	91
Looking after home/family	4	63	67
Retired	42	38	80
Unable to work due to permanent sickness or disability	11	15	26
Other	1	0	1
Total	367	367	734

Theme 9: Socio Class and Socio-Economic Group

Population by sex and social class
Social Class	Male	Female	Total
Professional workers	59	48	107
Managerial and technical	172	161	333
Non-manual	63	92	155
Skilled manual	70	55	125
Semi-skilled	45	33	78
Unskilled	23	10	33
All others gainfully occupied and unknown	54	66	120
Total	486	465	951

Persons in private households by socio-economic group of reference person
Socio-economic group of reference person	Households	Persons
A Employers and managers	65	191
B Higher professional	38	114
C Lower professional	40	123
D Non-manual	63	168
E Manual skilled	26	91
F Semi-skilled	18	43
G Unskilled	9	26
H Own account workers	27	79
I Farmers	6	21
J Agricultural workers	3	4
Z All others gainfully occupied and unknown	45	108
Total	340	968

Theme 10: Education

Population aged 15 years and over by age education ceased
Age	Males	Females	Total
Under 15 years	16	17	33
15	14	6	20
16	25	17	42
17	20	30	50
18	42	49	91
19	5	15	20
20	14	17	31
21 and over	76	55	131
Not stated	104	99	203
Total	316	305	621

Population aged 15 years and over whose education has not ceased
Education	Males	Females	Total
Still at school	41	50	91
Other	10	12	22

Population aged 15 years and over by field of study
Qualification	Males	Females	Total
Education and teacher training	2	16	18
Arts	12	9	21
Humanities	12	12	24
Social sciences, Business and Law	42	66	108
Science, Mathematics and Computing	28	10	38
Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction	44	1	45
Agriculture and Veterinary	16	1	17
Health and Welfare	11	23	34
Services	11	28	39
Other subjects	0	0	0
Not Stated (including unknown)	138	139	277
Total	316	305	621

Population aged 15 years and over by sex and highest level of education completed
Education Level	Males	Females	Total
No Formal Education	3	1	4
Primary Education	29	21	50
Lower Secondary	52	47	99
Upper Secondary	52	82	134
Technical or Vocational qualification	26	27	53
Advanced Certificate/Completed Apprenticeship	22	7	29
Higher Certificate	20	20	40
Ordinary Bachelor Degree or National Diploma	31	32	63
Honours Bachelor Degree, Professional qualification or both	32	27	59
Postgraduate Diploma or Degree	27	25	52
Doctorate(Ph.D) or higher	7	1	8
Not stated	15	15	30
Total	316	305	621

Theme 11: Commuting

Population aged 5 years and over by means of travel to work, school or college
On foot	26
Bicycle	4
Bus, minibus or coach	92
Train, DART or LUAS	39
Motorcycle or scooter	7
Car driver	270
Car passenger	125
Van	23
Other	27
Not stated	17
Total	630

Population aged 5 years and over by time leaving home to travel to work, school or college
Before 06:30	24
06:30-07:00	40
07:01-07:30	81
07:31-08:00	93
08:01-08:30	120
08:31-09:00	130
09:01-09:30	53
After 09:30	39
Not stated	27
Total	607

Population aged 5 years and over by journey time to work, school or college
Under 15 mins	164
1/4 hour - under 1/2 hour	141
1/2 hour - under 3/4 hour	107
3/4 hour - under 1 hour	51
1 hour - under 1 1/2 hours	68
1 1/2 hours and over	37
Not stated	39
Total	607

Theme 12: Disability, carers and general health

Persons with disability by age group
00-14	23
15-24	21
25-44	21
45-64	52
65+	34
Total	151

Carers by sex and number of unpaid hours per week
Number of hours	Males	Females
'1-14	11	11
'15-28	3	2
'29-42	1	0
'43+	3	6
'Not stated	1	5
'Total	19	24

Population by general health and sex
Health	Males	Females	Total
Very good	313	294	607
Good	121	123	244
Fair	32	37	69
Bad	9	5	14
Very bad	3	1	4
Not stated	8	5	13
Total	486	465	951

Theme 13: Occupation

Persons at work or unemployed by occupation and sex
Occupation	Males	Females	Total
Managers, Directors and Senior Officials	36	21	57
Professional Occupations	46	33	79
Associate Professional and Technical Occupations	36	21	57
Administrative and Secretarial Occupations	16	38	54
Skilled Trades Occupations	52	7	59
Caring, Leisure and Other Service Occupations	4	37	41
Sales and Customer Service Occupations	12	13	25
Process, Plant and Machine Operatives	18	2	20
Elementary Occupations	28	11	39
Not stated	18	14	32
Total	266	197	463

Theme 14: Industries

Persons at work by industry and sex
Industry	Males	Females
Agriculture, forestry and fishing	7	2
Building and construction	10	1
Manufacturing industries	23	8
Commerce and trade	71	54
Transport and communications	25	11
Public administration	12	4
Professional services	33	58
Other	34	26
Total	215	164

Theme 15: PC and Internet Access

Number of households with cars
No motor car	27
One motor car	110
Two motor cars	147
Three motor cars	43
Four or more motor cars	13

Number of households with a personal computer
Yes	282
No	52
Not stated	6
Total	340

Number of households with internet access
Broadband	251
Other	21
No	62
Not stated	6
Total	340

Contact Census Enquiries : Tel: 353-1-8951460 | e-mail: census@cso.ie
Central Statistics Office, Swords Business Campus, Balheary Rd, Swords, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
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