The recently released 1926 census records reveal a notable drop in the Protestant population within the Irish Free State, raising questions about the demographic shifts during that period.
This release comes alongside revelations of an eventful weekend marked by the infamous Mount Juliet jewel heist and the Malahide murders, further emphasizing the historical significance of the 1926 census. With around 80 million people globally claiming Irish ancestry, the implications of these records are monumental for understanding Irish heritage and history.