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14% of young children not living with fathers

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14% of children in Ireland between nine months and five years do not live with their fathers full-time, according to research published by the Economic and Social Research Institute.

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Study finds 14% of young children do not live full-time with fathers

Contact with fathers is less frequent as children transition to school

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14% of young children not living with fathers

14% of children in Ireland between nine months and five years do not live with their fathers full-time, according to research published by the Economic and Social Research Institute.

·Ireland
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Unmarried Women Have More than Half of the Children

More than one in two children in Faroe Islands is born without the parents being married. The figure was 54 percent last year and in 2023. This is stated by the Family Administration in its annual report. From 2014 to 2024, between 48 and 60 per cent of newborns in Faroe Islands have had unmarried parents.  Last year, 586 children were born in Faroe Islands. 322 paternity cases were reviewed.  Such issues arise when an unmarried woman has a chil…

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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