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Tables 1 - 17

• › 1. Persons, males and females at work aged 15 years and over, usually resident in the State, classified by means of travel to work at each Census since 1986
  
• › 2. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years, usually resident in the State, classified by sex and means of travel to school at each Census since 1986
  

• › 3. Students aged between 13 and 18 years, usually resident in the State, classified by sex and means of travel to school or college at each Census since 1986
  

• › 4. Students aged 19 years and over, usually resident in the State, classified by sex and means of travel to school or college at each Census since 1986
  

• › 5. Average distance travelled (in kilometres) by workers, school children and students, usually resident and present in the State on Census Night, at each Census since 1986
  
• › 6. Population at work aged 15 years and over, classified by County of usual residence and means of travel to work
  

• › 7. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years, classified by County of usual residence and means of travel to school
  

• › 8. Students aged between 13 and 18 years, classified by County of usual residence and means of travel to school or college
  

• › 9. Students aged 19 years and over, classified by County of usual residence and means of travel to school or college
  

• › 10. Population at work aged 15 years and over, classified by County of usual residence and distance travelled to work
  

• › 11. Children aged between 5 and 12 years, classified by County of usual residence and distance travelled to school
  

• › 12. Students aged between 13 and 18 years, classified by County of usual residence and distance travelled to school or college
  

• › 13. Students aged 19 years and over, classified by County of usual residence and distance travelled to school or college
  

• › 14. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home), classified by County of usual residence and time taken to travel to work
  

• › 15. Children aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable), classified by County of usual residence and time taken to travel to travel to school
  

• › 16. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable), classified by County of usual residence and time taken to travel to school or college
  

• › 17. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable), classified by County of usual residence and time taken to travel to school or college
  

Tables 18 - 33

• › 18. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home), classified by County of usual residence and time leaving home to go to work
  

• › 19. Children aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable), classified by County of usual residence and time leaving home to go to school
  

• › 20. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable), classified by County of usual residence and time leaving home to go to school or college
  

• › 21. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable), classified by County of usual residence and time leaving home to go to school or college
  

• › 22. Persons, males and females at work aged 15 years and over, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel to work
  

• › 23. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and means of travel to school
  

• › 24. Students aged between 13 and 18 years, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and means of travel to school or college
  

• › 25. Students aged 19 years and over, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and means of travel to school or college
  

• › 26. Persons, males and females at work aged 15 years and over, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on census night, classified by distance travelled to work
  

• › 27. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and distance travelled to school
  

• › 28. Students aged between 13 and 18 years, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and distance travelled to school or college
  

• › 29. Students aged 19 years and over, usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and distance travelled to school or college
  

• › 30. Persons, males and females at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by time leaving home to go to work
  

• › 31. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and time leaving home to go to school
  

• › 32. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and time leaving home to go to school or college
  

• › 33. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and time leaving home to go to school or college

Tables 34 - 49

• › 34. Persons, males and females at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by time taken to travel to work
  

• › 35. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and time taken to travel to school
  

• › 36. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and time taken to travel to school or college
  

• › 37. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in each Regional Authority Area, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by sex and time taken to travel to school or college
  

• › 38. Population at work aged 15 years and over usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by means of travel to work
  

• › 39. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by means of travel to school
  

• › 40. Students aged between 13 and 18 years usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by means of travel to school or college
  

• › 41. Students aged 19 years and over usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by means of travel to school or college
  

• › 42. Population at work aged 15 years and over usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by distance travelled to work
  

• › 43. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by distance travelled to school
  

• › 44. Students aged between 13 and 18 years usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by distance travelled to school or college
  

• › 45. Students aged 19 years and over usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by distance travelled to school or college
  

• › 46. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time taken to travel to work
  

• › 47. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time taken to travel to school
  

• › 48. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time taken to travel to school or college
  

• › 49. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time taken to travel to school or college

Tables 50 - 64

• › 50. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time leaving home to go to work
  

• › 51. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time leaving home to go to school
  

• › 52. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time leaving home to go to school or college
  

• › 53. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, distinguishing towns of 5,000 population and over, classified by time leaving home to go to school or college
  

• › 54. Population at work aged 15 years and over, usually resident in the State on Census Night, classified by intermediate occupational group and means of travel to work
  

• › 55. Population at work aged 15 years and over, usually resident in the Aggregate Town Area of the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by intermediate occupational group and means of travel to work
  

• › 56. Population at work aged 15 years and over, usually resident in the Aggregate Rural Area of the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by intermediate occupational group and means of travel to work
  

• › 57. Population at work aged 15 years and over usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by means of travel to work, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 58. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by means of travel to school, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 59. Students aged between 13 and 18 years usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by means of travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 60. Students aged 19 years and over usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by means of travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 61. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time taken to travel to work, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 62. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time taken to travel to school, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 63. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time taken to travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 64. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time taken to travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas

Tables 65 - 72

• › 65. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time leaving home to go to work, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 66. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time leaving home to go to school, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 67. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time leaving home to go to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 68. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by distance travelled and by time leaving home to go to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 69. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time taken to travel to work, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 70. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time taken to travel to school, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 71. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time taken to travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 72. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time taken to travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas

Tables 73 - 85

• › 73. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time leaving home to go to work, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 74. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time leaving home to go to school, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 75. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time leaving home to go to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 76. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by means of travel and by time leaving home to go to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 77. Population at work aged 15 years and over (excluding those who work mainly at or from home) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by time leaving home and by time taken to travel to work, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 78. Children at school aged between 5 and 12 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by time leaving home and by time taken to travel to school, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 79. Students aged between 13 and 18 years (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by time leaving home and by time taken to travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 80. Students aged 19 years and over (excluding those for whom this is not applicable) usually resident in the State and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by time leaving home and by time taken to travel to school or college, distinguishing the Aggregate Town and Aggregate Rural Areas
  

• › 81. Private households in permanent housing units in the Aggregate Town/Rural Area of each County and City, classified by motor car availability
  
• › 82. Private households in permanent housing units in each County and City, classified by socio-economic group of reference person and motor car availability
  

• › 83. Private households in permanent housing units in each County and City, classified by nature of occupancy and motor car availability

• › 84. Persons at work aged 15 years and over, in private households in permanent housing units, usually resident in each County and City, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by motor car availability and by means of travel to work
  

• › 85. Persons at work aged 15 years and over, in private households in permanent housing units, usually resident in each County and City, and present in their usual residence on Census Night, classified by motor car availability and by distance travelled to work