asked the Minister for Local Government and Public Health if, in relation to the revised estimate of the population in June, for the years 1927-36, he will state for each of the relative years (1) the average excess of births over deaths; (2) the average net migration; and (3) the average variation in population.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Variations in Population, 1927-1936.
The following table shows the excess of births over deaths in each of the years 1927-1936, (2) the net migration in each year, and (3) the resultant variation of population to the middle of each year.
|
YEARS |
(1) |
(2) |
(3) |
|
Excess of Births over Deaths |
Net Migrationoutwards –inwards + |
Effect of (1) and (2) on populationLoss –Gain + |
|
|
Middle 1927 — Middle 1928 |
17,670 |
– 31,305 |
– 13,635 |
|
,, 1928 ,, 1929 |
15,232 |
– 21,798 |
– 6,566 |
|
,, 1929 ,, 1930 |
17,017 |
– 27,044 |
– 10,027 |
|
,, 1930 ,, 1931 |
14,749 |
– 9,201 |
+ 5,548 |
|
,, 1931 ,, 1932 |
13,601 |
+ 3,089 |
+ 16,690 |
|
,, 1932 ,, 1933 |
15,410 |
– 3,278 |
+ 12,132 |
|
,, 1933 ,, 1934 |
18,635 |
– 9,517 |
+ 9,118 |
|
,, 1934 ,, 1935 |
17,918 |
– 17,284 |
+ 634 |
|
,, 1935 ,, 1936 |
15,525 |
– 23,711 |
– 8,186 |