St. Patrick's Day

Are America's Dublins Really Irish?

As Ireland gears up to celebrate St. Patrick's Day this weekend, a lot of pints will be poured in Dublin. Interestingly, a lot of pints will also be poured in all of America's Dublins this Saturday as well. Even though several U.S. towns bear the name of the Irish capital, can they really claim to have a strong connection with the Emerald Isle? According to U.S. Census Bureau data, every one of those Dublins is a little it Irish but some have more inhabitants with Irish ancestry than others. Dublin, Ohio has the most people reporting Irish ancestry with 6,187 while Dublin, Pennsylvania has the highest share at 22.22 percent.

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This chart shows people in U.S. cities named Dublin with Irish ancestry.

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Ireland: The largest cities in 2022 (in thousand inhabitants)
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Population of non-Irish born residents in the Republic of Ireland in 2011, by country of birth
Distribution of the population of Ireland from 2016 to 2022, by citizenship
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Number of permanent private households in different counties in Ireland in 2022, by tenure (in 1,000s)
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Population of the Republic of Ireland in 2022, by ethnicity

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