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https://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0615/882979-census/

There were 79 unemployment blackspots in the country last April where more than 27% of the workforce declared themselves as being unemployed, according to the latest results of the 2016 Census published by the Central Statistics Office.

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By far the highest number of blackspots was in Limerick City and County, where the average unemployment rate in 18 electoral districts was 35.7%.

This was followed by Waterford City, where 31.5% of the workforce in nine electoral districts declared in the census that they were unemployed.

Dublin City recorded seven similar unemployment blackspots, with four more in South Dublin.

Cork City had five electoral districts where unemployment rates averaged 32.7%.

The Census also found that the percentage of people who declared themselves unemployed was 12.9% for the country as a whole - twice as high as the official Live Register numbers suggest.

Nationally the census measure of unemployment was particularly high among younger people, with 43.6% of those aged 15 to 19 saying they were unemployed as well as 21.8% of those aged between 20 and 24.

The census also showed recorded a very large increase in the number of retired people, which went up by 19.2% in the five years between 2011 and 2016 and now stands at 545,407 people.

pół miliona emerytów na 2miliony pracujących z tempem przyrostu 20% w 5 lat i perspektywą dość dużego przyrostu niedługo.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2017/0615/882972-more-people-working-but-more-retired-people/
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