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Majority of 13-year-olds are healthy and feel supported, research finds

Government research suggests that the majority of 13-year-olds are healthy, have transitioned well to secondary school and feel supported by family and friends. More than 6,000 children aged 13 and their caregivers were interviewed for the ...

10 Jul 2023 at 00:01

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Study tracking lives of Irish babies will 'greatly benefit policy making' - O'Gorman

A new Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) birth cohort has been approved by the Irish government. The lives of a new generation of Irish children - babies yet to be born who will be nine months old in 2024 - will be tracked to determine what it ...

30 Jun 2022 at 12:49

National News

Almost all 25-year-olds surveyed are concerned about housing in Ireland

Almost all 25-year-olds who were surveyed as part of the Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) study say they are concerned about the housing situation, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). GUI is a national, longitudinal study of ...

27 Jan 2025 at 12:16

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Minority of young bullying victims tell an adult, research suggests

Only four in 10 13-year-olds who experience bullying-type behaviour tell an adult about it, research has suggested. The findings published by the Economic and Social Research Institute (Esri) in partnership with the Department of ...

28 Aug 2025 at 00:01

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