Ireland saw growth in its working-age population percentage from 61.4% in 1990 to a peak of 69% in 2007. After 2008, the percentage began to decline, stabilizing at 65.3% from 2020 onwards. Ireland’s relatively young population provides opportunities for growth, though efforts in workforce participation and skill development will be essential to counterbalance the gradual demographic shift.
For a deeper dive into the topic, explore Ireland’s annual GDP data, Ireland’s industry sector share in GDP, Ireland’s share of military personnel.
