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    1. TheBlueArsedFly on

      Really though, Ireland breeds emigrants. Of course most people don’t leave as such but in my life there most people have _wanted_ to. 

    2. el_dude_brother2 on

      Why does the data to Australia only start in 2008? I was there in 2005 and half of ireland was there already. Seems like an accounting problem

    3. Quite interesting to see that Ireland has had a large amount of non-EU immigration since Covid. Or is it a continuation of a disrupted trend that started a decade ago?

      The UK has also had a boom in non-EU immigration, which I had assumed was due largely to post-Brexit policy changes, but maybe it’s a trend among remaining EU members as well.

      Also of note – a spike in EU immigration after the expansion eastwards, and also a prolonged increase in emigration after the financial crisis.

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