- Read more: Family care in Ireland: Carers, recipients and projections of need
The research projects that the need for family care in Ireland will increase by at least 49% by 2040, driven by population ageing. The report examines the characteristics of family carers and care recipients living in the community, as well as future need for family care.
- Read more: Ireland’s Demographic Transition: A Call to Action
Ireland’s greatest success story is that many more people are living into older age. By 2057, one in every three people living in Ireland will be aged 60 or older, including one in nine who will be aged 80 or older. Ireland – by which I mean the government, economy and wider society – is…
- Read more: State Contributory Pension reform: Winners and losers. Evidence from the Irish Longitudinal Study of Ageing
The Economic and Social Research Institute has published a new report: State Contributory Pension reform: Winners and losers. Evidence from the Irish Longitudinal Study of Ageing. The report can be downloaded here.
- Read more: Use of Information Communication Technologies by older people and telemedicine adoption during COVID-19
The ESRI have published a new paper “Use of Information Communication Technologies by older people and telemedicine adoption during COVID-19: a longitudinal study”. The paper is available here.
- Read more: UNDESA World Social Report 2023
The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs published its report “Leaving No One Behind In An Ageing World: World Social Report 2023”, available here.
