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Education in Mid-East (Eastern and Midland, Ireland): official figures

35.3% of people aged 15 and over in the Mid-East held at least an ordinary bachelor degree or national diploma in Census 2022, the 3rd highest of 8 NUTS 3 regions and below the national 36.0%.

Degree or higher (% aged 15+)
35.3%
2022

How do children get to school in the Mid-East?

52.3% of pupils and students in the Mid-East travelled to school, college or childcare by car in Census 2022, while 27.4% walked or cycled; nationally the car share was 54.3%.

Source: Central Statistics Office (CSO), Ireland · saved copy

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How Mid-East compares with other regional areas in Ireland

People aged 15+ with a degree or higher (%) (2022)

Mid-East ranks 3 of 8, highest first.

RankAreaPeople aged 15+ with a degree or higher (%)
1Dublin44.9%
2South-West35.5%
3Mid-East35.3%
4West35.3%
5Mid-West31.2%
6South-East29.3%
7Border28.5%
Source: Central Statistics Office (CSO), Ireland · saved copy

People aged 15+ with a postgraduate qualification (%) (2022)

Mid-East ranks 4 of 8, highest first.

RankAreaPeople aged 15+ with a postgraduate qualification (%)
1Dublin18.8%
2West12.7%
3South-West12.5%
4Mid-East12.2%
5Mid-West10.3%
6South-East9.3%
7Border8.9%
Source: Central Statistics Office (CSO), Ireland · saved copy

People aged 15+ with primary education or less (%) (2022)

Mid-East ranks 6 of 8, highest first.

RankAreaPeople aged 15+ with primary education or less (%)
2Midland11.9%
3South-East11.6%
4West11.4%
5Mid-West10.9%
6Mid-East9.7%
7South-West9.5%
8Dublin9.2%
Source: Central Statistics Office (CSO), Ireland · saved copy

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