An Líon is Mó Inimirceach ina gcónaí in ÉIRINN | Immigrants in IRELAND
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Ireland has the fourth largest non-national population of all 27 member states, headed only by Luxembourg, Malta and Cyprus. The figures published by Eurostat on Wednesday show that in 2023 of the 5,271,395 people living in the Irish state, that 1,150,090 had been born in a “foreign country.” That amounts to 21.82%.
There were approximately 141,600 immigrants entering the Republic of Ireland in 2023, compared with 120,700 in the previous year. During the provided time period, the number of immigrants coming to Ireland peaked at 151,100 in 2007.
I'm Italian, I visited Ireland 20 years ago. Personally, I am only in favor of immigration that is based on the real needs of the host country. Mass immigrations, such as those which have unfortunately been taking place in Italy for a long time, will not bring anything positive either to the host country or to the immigrants.
Usually the richer countries need workers from the poorer ones. because no people from their countries works laborious construction of sewer cleaning. and these workers end up bringing their families along. The only problems are we people of the planet earth are so indifferent from one another. we don't even drink coffee together anymore.
even birds migrate.
@@StatsMediayes birds migrate. They don't come and stay.
You are so right 💯👍
A good few Irish are consuming RTE propaganda, which seeks to normalise the mass influx. There is nothing even remotely normal about mass influx into any land.
Am born in Ireland🇮🇪☘️ and my father's born in Ireland mom born in U.K.🇬🇧 I've notices more people coming from U.K. who aren't Brits By ethic race more like indian's muslims arabs and african's and North African's 😮.
I have Heard so many Brits with darker color buts still they are brits by law
There's a lot more Indians in Ireland than 23,000. Any why are so many Nigerians getting in?
they might have entered on foot.
Where are the 100,000 Ukrainians??
They are not immigrants... they are refugees
It's immigrants, not refugees
@@genghisthegreat2034All "refugees" are immigrants.
The Ukrainian immigrants are not listed.
All the same with me its a replacement end of.@@genghisthegreat2034
@@genghisthegreat2034 in the other videos they have plenty of Iraqi, Syrian, and other refugees and they’re counted as immigrants
Well Im 100% Irish...and this is my island....respect it.....we never wanted this
Did Irish folk immigrate all over the world. Now people move to Ireland and you're getting pissy? Double standards much?
@@surfinbearbeatsnot all of us - most Irish people have no issue
@surfinbearbeats no Irish that left Ireland were given everything for free at the expense of the country they went to, ya melty bleeding heart virtue signalling clown.
That's about the dumbest comment i've ever heard. Irish people are amongst the highest emigrants people historically (compared to the size of the country). The likes of you should learn more about your country's history, other than setting Garda's vehicles on fire, smashing shop windows etc... ?
@@surfinbearbeats Ireland is a very small country unlike the countries that the Irish migrated to. The Irish can get as 'pissy' as they like. They don't need your permission for anything. Why the hell should they just roll-over and become a minority in their only home-land? 'Irish-ness' should just disappear to suit you? You know what you can do.
By the way Northern Ireland is Ireland too, Ireland not just 26 counties, we are patriots after all…..
Wrong.
@@RandomnessTube. Think this question has been argued before, no need for us to argue it again here🤐
@@RaeKearns It's not an argument I'm just pointing out your error.
@@RandomnessTube. Island of Ireland, 32 Counties, Rep of Ireland, only part of this. Gaa, Trad Music, Orange Order etc all 32 county Irish Institutions, not political point, cultural and geographical. Maybe a symmetrical point, Remember 1690
Semantic point I meant.......
As of 2022 foreigners born outside of Ireland - Poland 106,142; India 56,624; Romania 42,460; Brazil 39,556; Lithuania 34,242; USA 34,236; Nigeria 20,559; Latvia 20,330; Phillipines 19,846; Moldova & China cca 16500; South Africa 15,886; Pakistan 15,185; Croatia 12,743, Slovakia 10,695; Hungary 8,634. Zimbabwe
, Czech Republic
, Malaysia
, Bulgaria
, Bangladesh
, Turkey
, Syria
, Egypt cca 3500 - 5000 each and other countries...Interesting to note Lithuania (2.8 mil) and Latvia (1.8 mil) are the smallest countries with the highest number of its population who emigrated to Ireland.
Well, that's more likely than the numbers given in the video, his source is unknown..
Dublin now has 6billion africans living in one house, by next year the globelists hope to fit every muslim in the rest, the population of this country will be 50 trillion ,there gonna push every one into gheetos god help us.
You forgot about the culchies.
Dont give them ideas
Its not called Dublin but Djibouti 2 😂
Where you get your figures from. There is only circa 500k there. European statistics have official shown 250,000 immigrants in 2022 alone along with 1 in 5 people in Ireland are not Irish born. We have 1.5 million non Irish national in county. This charts only shows 500k is this suggesting the other 1 million are spread across all other nationalities
Read the description.
Is there something wrong with 1 in 5 not being born in Ireland? I wasn’t born in Ireland but I’m Irish? Is there something wrong g with that?
@@roryd1888Yeah I think there is something wrong with 1 in 5 not been born here. It highlights the explosion of population without the same level of infrastructure schools etc. It represents a huge demographic change in less then a generation. 1in 5 not born here is the highest in the EU only behind Malta and Luxembourg. Don't get me wrong I don't care if 1 in 5 are not Irish ethnic or whatever but that's alot different to 1 in 5 were not born here and not raised with our values, society norms, culture etc. Every country needs immigration but it should be at a sustainable pace and again 1 in 5 not born here suggests its a high volume, fast paced, low regulated immigration system as opposed to a controlled, sustainable one.
@@alanmooney4343 well my parents had to immigrate in the 80s because the unemployment was so bad here. So me and my siblings were born in England. Don’t use us in your 1 in 5 stat because we’re as Irish as anyone else. Don’t use my cousins in your stats. Don’t use my niece in your stats because she was born in Australia because my sister had to immigrate after the 2008 crash.
FF FG are the only ones the blame for our infrastructure. All prediction models showed a population increase and the government has failed on infrastructure especially housing which it solely relies on private developers.
If the 1 in 5 represented People like yourself who were not born here but raised here and by Irish parents then they are as you quiet rightly say as Irish as anyone but unfortunately that figure particularly in recent times tends to represent people born and raised from outside the EU who tend not to have the same family or community values as we do.
Also there is a tipping point when you have a high number of immigrants in the one area they tend not to integrate into local society norms and values and instead implant theirs on the local area.
FF and FG are the only ones to blame on our current issues including lack of infrastructure and the vulture fund companies been allowed to buy up housing estates and rent at massive yields and adding momentum to an upward trend in rental prices. We cannot blame anyone else as they have pretty much been the only 2 parties in power in living memory. We seem to pretty much have a 2 party system like America with little change or difference between the 2.
I would question the reliability of this information! Probably another NGO putting out more ‘information’ educating the public
And where are you getting your information from? Maybe an organisation that’s not the government?
The biggest surprise was how many Brazilians came in the last few years. In London we have a huge number of immigrants from the Americas who came here via Spain and Portugal. There simply wasn’t enough work or money there, so they quickly migrated to the wealthy European nations.
I fear for the future of our once wonderful countries and luckily I’ll be long gone and my son is already becoming a citizen of the world.
I’m Brazilian, and your comment seems somewhat offensive, portraying us in a negative light for Europe. You Europeans have historically immigrated to countries in the Americas such as the USA, Brazil, and Argentina. This means that just as you migrated en masse to our countries, we can also go to yours. It's almost like a right.
@@diegoflorencio bro speaking facts
Brazil have many English...
@@diegoflorencio Brazilians have no entitlement to immigrate illegally to Ireland. Many claim to be 'refugees' and claim asylum here. Question is, When did the war start in Brazil? The old story if the immigrants is that the Europeans plundered out poor countries and so we are now entitled to come here due to the harm caused by the colonizers. Well for the information of all the scammers and welfare scrounging fake 'REFUGEES' we Irish never colonized any country since we were a colonized country ourselves.
I'm English, my dad was Irish, I love Ireland and the history and culture but the diversity has killed it for me, I'll never go to Ireland again, unless it's to protest against diversity, I'd rather keep my memories and remember when it was an Irish country
What history and culture has diversity killed? And why would you travel to another country to protest against diversity? Do you not see the irony in doing that 😂
The fact that Irish people are soon to be a minority in Dublin should be a bit of a clue for you surely?
@@liam.4454 the “fact” you’re just repeating buzz phrases like “soon the be a minority” just shows you have no idea. Our culture is getting stronger. The most Irish speakers in the state since the 50s. The highest ever membership of the GAA. A surge in popularity of trad music. Tell me how it’s being killed.
You seem unaware of your own buzzwords.
You're about 20/30 years behind England in terms of diversity, it's gonna get ugly for you, look at the demographic changes, Dublin is a great example, the Irish are being replaced and naive people like you are celebrating it.
It's bizzare
6000 Polish in Ireland in 1992? Where are you getting these inaccurate figures
There has to be far more than 10,000 Pakistanis in Ireland too. They're all over the place!
They're counting most of them as "UK immigrants" because they have British passports. One of many reasons these statistics water down the truth.
Rest counted in refugees . These are those with work permits
A quick glance at Wikipedia (which references CSO numbers) shows this video is nonsense.
- Indian/Pakistan -> 94,434
- Blacks -> 76,245,
- Chinese -> 26,828
And those are 2022 numbers which exclude 104,870 Ukrainians since the start of the war in 2022.
Well you have answered the question. English people can be immigrants too!!
Yes. But they are never parasites.
There's a long history of Irish people working and living in the UK. Millions of Brits have Irish DNA. I'm one of them. You're not comparing like with like.
@@aion5837
And there's a very long History of British Celtic peoples migrating from area to area in these islands.
@@aion5837 Although that situation has been reversed. There are now 300,000 UK nationals living and working and living in Ireland. The largest immigrant popyulation by far. For a small country it is quite astounding. Last year more English came here than Irish left for the UK. It can be seen in the workplace and on tv vox pops and on the streets, the English accents.
I moved from the U.K. to the Philippines.
I would not dare ask them to pay for anything.
I have a conscience.
Clown
Yes , I'm dont mind workers coming in . Though services and housing are badly stretched . Not sure if this the fault of the migrants or government policy.
More than 100 year being an independent country
are they now importing human services?
Clear them ALL out! ERIN GO BRAGH. 🇮🇪
Eren is no more. Rumble is impossible.
Who is going to work here when you send them out bro?
Another brainwashed ejit who clearly doesn't know the emigrating history of irish people
My parents were born in Roscommon and Longford, United Kingdom.
They moved to England.
Not immigrants.
British migrants in the British Isles.
Depends when you parents were born - if born before 1922: Longford was in the then United Kingdom, if they were born after 1922 then Longford no longer in the United Kingdom. “British Isles” has no political or legal significance and is not even used as a geographical term on modern maps.
@@jamesdunphy702
Regardless of politics.
The Irish, Welsh, Scottish.....and English are British.
The Irish are British? Try saying that in the middle of Dublin on a Saturday night and see how far you'll get!
@@gabhanachdenogla8342
Well...ignorant ***** even take experimental drugs.
@@patricka.crawley6572 Sean MacEoin spent a good part of his life insisting otherwise in Longford. History has vindicated him.
Bro Where did you get the data for the video "Largest Number of Immigrants Living in France"?
It was revealed to him in a dream
There are more than 12000 Croatians living there so update might be needed.
Lets be honest will all the refugees escaping rewanda from uk nobody in ireland has a clue how many people are here much less where they have come from
People are people ..... I wouldn't lose any sleep over it !
But what about your children and grandchildren Joe?
Cultures are cultures or hadn't you noticed? Of course, Irish culture should just be thrown on the trash heap and forgotten. What a good little globalist you are.
@@HOLLYHOCKFLOWERS Young Nwingwe and Mohammed will be fine.
Ireland - Foreign-born population was 1150590.00 in December of 2023, according to the EUROSTAT. Trading Economics provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for Ireland - Foreign-born population - last updated from the EUROSTAT on July of 2024. Historically, Ireland - Foreign-born population reached a record high of 1150590.00 in December of 2023 and a record low of 730542.00 in December of 2010.
How about 120k Ukrainians that arrived in 2022-24...I left Ireland in 2015 and tbh I miss the people, but not the system.
The country is simply going backwards fast, the population (natve) have had enough of unfetted immigration and not being consulted about it as we have a living amd housing crisis.
I would say you could win a war with 120,000 deserters
So at the end of 1990 their was 4,480 Polish and 1,184 Nigerians in ireland??? I believe that's bull...I've been living here all my life and if one black person walked down the street in town in those days every one on the street would be staring. We had a black girl from England staying in our house for a couple of weeks at the time and she was spooked by it. The Polish didn't really start coming over here till the celtic tiger started, which really only got going in 98. This was the same for all the other nationalities, except the Africans (black and white) only came here in big numbers in the last 10 years.
1,184 Nigerians are pretty small for an Entire country.
Well that looks lovely, I don’t know what all the fuss is about. Send the 300, 000 thousand Brits home and accept the 417, 000 Irish back . Then equilibrium will be restored.
We are an island, everyone was an immigrant one time or another!
Whilst true, this statement ignores the impact on the local population every time a group came in large numbers, i.e., the vikings, the plantations, or in England, the arrival of the Romans or the Norman's in 1066. It might be part of each country's history now, but it wasn't good for the locals at the time when they were disposed of their land and way of life.
@@jamieb5317 I agree, just shows that migration has always been a part of human history. Every bit of land on this planet where humans roamed, violence was sure to follow.
@@gabhanachdenogla8342 Agreed. I guess the difference between now and then, is back then people understood they had to defend their resources from invading hordes, but nowadays the woke mantra says we have to bow down and hand newcomers everything on a plate, so no wonder they come... I'm not actually anti immigration, but I am anti offering handouts to every person from the rest of the world who fancies a freebie, and adjusting the host culture to accommodate the incoming culture, rather than them adapting to our way of life.
I did not see Ukrainians in the graph over a 100,000 are here at present.
Where are the Ukrainians!
@eigse They are refugees, not immigrants
@@AllWorldStats A large number are remaining, will they still be categorised as refugees? The Polish numbers are way too high on your stats.
@@eigse Well, the war is not over yet. If people stay after the end of the war, they will be considered immigrants. It's my opinion.
These are not my statistics. My statistics on my channel.
And there really are a lot of Ukrainian immigrants in Poland.
Im italian and i lived in dublin 2 years 20 years ago.....i visited dublin recently....its not ireland anymore. Certain part of my city, Torino, are not italian anymore. But great replacement is just a conspiracy theory....
Yes now Torino we dont say ciao want to eat pizza anymore. But salam alikom want to eat kebab 😂
New subscriber
Don't subscribe. These numbers are wrong.
This is incorrect.
Ireland is being invaded. 🇮🇪
for work i guess
Porque tanto Brasilero en Irlanda 🤔🤔🤔
I find it odd that (apparently) there are no British people in Ireland.
Look again the blue line at the top dosen't move much
R go to spexsavers !!
I don't think you looked at the chart properly
Why are there so many Brazilians 😂
They're probably taking note of the Cuisine and bring them back to brazil.
Shush! this is a secret programme devised by the Irish Govt and the FAI to finally get a decent football team in about 15 years from now 🤫🤣
Bro if you lived in brazil. Even would take any developed country to live even boring drunk ireland 😂
@@mathewvanostin7118 I would Rather live in Ireland
150k Polish in 2024? No way! At least not anymore
Why?
How so and why?
Agree - I have read as of 2024 the Polish population in Ireland is around 98000
@@girinka10a lot of them went back to Poland as economical situation improved there, you barely hear Polish on streets of Dublin these days
True, actually you can hear more ukrainian/russian and arabic/african languages around. Actually today I heard polish lady with her daughter in a charity shop. 98000 is still a high number
Where are the UK citizens from i guarantee mostly foreign born to UK also
Aren't Ireland is Next to UK?
They needn't be concerned after 10pm tonight, many will be making their way back across the Irish sea.
why exactly 10 pm?
@@StatsMedia Maybe not exactly 10pm, but that's when they will be looking at the flights and ferries. Starmer will welcome them with open arms.
Maybe we will have a chance at having a decent football team some time in the future 🤔 🙂
Usually strong Players came from Africa.
Where are all the Ukrainians?
Refugees are a different story.
@@StatsMedia Should have been mentioned as, at face value, Ukrainians and other refugees are part of the "Foreign Born Population in Ireland". Does your presentation mean "Foreign Born Irish Citizens"?
2nd plantation,im proud of being white and irish i bow only to the real God.
We are nuts what are we at,.other than the Brits whom we share a border and common History
This graph is not based on reality,
The reality is 1 million blacks and muslims storming in just 10 years
Are they legal people??
Usually recorder and Legal. Government don't really know how many illegals'.
Total bs these ONG stats. There were Very few non nationals before 1995 . I was in Dublin from 90 to 95 and never met one single pole. There were few middle Easterners and Libyans, Chinese and the rest are EU and American tourists.
Immigrants are not the same with tourist that only holds tourist VISA.
I'm from Scotland and got speaking to a Polish truck driver who was over from Ireland. He said the Irish generally didnt like the Poles, and that he wanted to move to Scotland, which I found surprising as I always thought the Irish were very friendly people. We have quite a lot of Poles in Scotland, and TBF they fit into our society fine, I think they are an historically oppressed people, and generally dont think in terms of class, so much like the Scots. No offence to anyone, but the English are culturally very different, and class is part of their DNA.
The far right parties in Ireland once again got just over 1% in the last elections, the huns all over Scotland and NI are the most racist people on these islands. I work with a lot of Poles who being brought up Catholic integrate very easily. I think that truck drivers just after your sister mate. The class system in England is the only class thing about them, it's why they're so divided and can't sit in a football stadium without killing each other.
1990
So, why are Irish people saying that they feel invaded in their own country, when the majority of them are English?
This does not show the foreigners who were born in Ireland after their parents arrived, and also does not account for the fact that many of the ones listed as British are not ethnically British but Africans and pakis and indics etc
It's only a small loud minority so no, it's not the Irish people.
Thats misinformation the right wing nutjobs tell each other to put the fear of god into themselves. I think they truly believe it. It isn't true, and very few people do say it, for some reason always on twitter or other social media.
The majority are not English they are African's and middle Easterners with British passports. No the majority of our people know we are going through a housing crisis and young Irish people cannot afford to buy homes and are being forced to emigrate. Services like our healthcare system are overwhelmed all ready with so many people coming here and now we have thousands of foreign men showing up with no passports and being put up in hotels while our own homeles are left on the street. 🇮🇪
Irish and English people are not really foreign to eachother.
uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
They're near with one another.
They come in at No. 1 unfortunately.
Well plenty of you lot live here mate.
Ukraine?
We have thousands of Afghans in Ireland. These figures are bogus.
are they illegal?
they might not all be on the record. because they came in on foot.
2018? Hopelessly out of date.