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A census pilot survey being undertaken in County Galway is asking people if they would like a time capsule — in the form of a space to include a message for future generations — included in the 2021 Census form.

268 enumerators are to be employed in Galway for the duration of next April’s Census collection, it has been confirmed by the Central Statistics Office.

Census enumerators are currently completing their visits to households nationwide to collect completed Census forms. If your Census form has not been collected, you should post it back free of charge to the CSO.

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) says thank you to the people of Mayo who participated in the census last Sunday.

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) says thank you to the people of Westmeath who participated in the Census last Sunday April 10.

So now everyone in the country should have been counted and accounted for, the real work starts in making heads and tail of the results to ensure our politicians and policy makers can make informed decisions.

Next Sunday, April 10 is Census night and the Central Statistics Office (CSO) is urging the people of Kilkenny to Make Your Mark by filling out their Census form.

While John Denver had the bould Annie to fill up his census, there will be no such luxury for us this weekend when we will have to gather all the childers and auld wans and young wans, cats and dogs in the house on Sunday night and do a headcount for fear we should get it wrong. In censuses past, the job of gathering all in one room and filling out the forms fell to the person known as the Head of the Household.

As you read this, 5,000 Census Enumerators have delivered census forms. 277 of these enumerators are based in Galway and will be visiting every home making sure that each has a Census form and that the householder is happy they know how to fill it out.

Galway in 1911 was a very different place to what it is now but we can get a good sense of what it was like through the 1911 Census figures.