RT Brigid Laffan
Ireland’s population density declines due to famine & emigration. That’s what makes the recent increases in population so welcome. Ireland is not full https://n.respublicae.eu/irishfamineproj/status/1671891436286132226
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Irish Famine Project: Irish population density, 1841-2022, incl latest census data, #History #ireland #econhist #irishhistory https://t.co/smFj0BSrO1
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🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/BrigidLaffan/status/1672297181489897473

So most of Ireland has been independent from Britain for 100 years and been in the EU for the last 50. Would be interesting to see a graph of living standards over the last 150 years alongside that of Scotland, Wales and England. My belief is that small, independent counties do well in the EU but historically less well under London-centric government even before Brexit.

#IrishHistory #EUHistory #Independence #BritishHistory

RT @RobCross247: Bringing #Ireland's #History to Life🇮🇪🧺⚖️🐴
My restored and colourised c1900 Robert French market day photo featuring locals gathered around the weighing station house on Market Street in the centre of the coastal town of Clifden in Co. #Galway.
#TheColourOfIreland #IrishHistory

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/lukeming/status/1519451144053002240