The CSO have released theie latest version of the Women and Men in Ireland publication. The release provides some interesting statistics across a range of areas: population, employment, lifestyles, education, health, crime and transport.
From a third level education perspective there are some interesting patterns. Here is a graph of the percentage of the population aged between 25 to 34 who have a third level qualification. Click to enlarge.
The percentages were almost identical in 1999: men 26.7% and women 27.5%. Although the percentage has been rising for both genders there has been a huge divergence in the series since 1999. As of 2009, 51% of women in the 25-34 age category had a third level qualification as to only 38.7% of men.
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