Study reveals 78% of migrants live in urban areas

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New research reveals that four out of five migrants in Ireland live in urban areas.

Recent research from the Economic and Social Research Institute shows that 78% of people born outside Ireland live in urban areas. The study also finds that a larger share of the migrant population resides in affluent parts of the country rather than disadvantaged districts.

  • The findingAround 78% of individuals not born on the island of Ireland reside in urban settings.
  • The distributionMigrants are more commonly found in affluent parts of the State than in disadvantaged areas.
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Understanding migrant settlement patterns helps policymakers allocate housing, public services, and integration support effectively across different regions.

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Research by the Economic and Social Research Institute indicates that the vast majority of non-native residents live in urban settings, with higher concentrations in affluent areas.

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