Lowest life expectancy single limerick men.

Dumdum McCarthy

depends where u live.any more details anybody.

Insect Overlord

Dumdum McCarthy wrote: »

depends where u live.any more details anybody.

Where did you hear about that yourself? It's hard to give more details when we don't know where the story comes from.

Dumdum McCarthy

On the 4 o clock news today fm. Just another stat to put more misery on limerick,if we let them.

RonMexico

Dumdum McCarthy wrote: »

On the 4 o clock news today fm. Just another stat to put more misery on limerick,if we let them.

If it is a statistic, it is a statistic, it is not as if they are making it up to put Limerick down. :rolleyes:

Amazotheamazing

Dumdum McCarthy wrote: »

On the 4 o clock news today fm. Just another stat to put more misery on limerick,if we let them.

Meh, it has to be somewhere.

Can't say I'm too surprised, with all the road deaths in Limerick I would guess it's between us, Donegal and maybe Cork for driving deaths.

swim2

Single men living in a council house in Limerick have the lowest life expectancy, latest official figures suggest.
Opting to live in the country with your own house and being well educated appears to be the key to a longer life, according to the 2006/2007 data from the Central Statistics Office.
It revealed the death rate for people living in cities or towns was higher than in rural areas, with Limerick faring the worst in the urban table.
Labour TD Jan O'Sullivan said she was shocked by the finding, but claimed there was less of a social mix in Limerick than other places.
"Limerick generally has bad figures in terms of a number of indicators in the CSO," she said.
"We're high in poverty, we're high in lone parenthood."
Key findings of the Mortality differentials in Ireland report reveal:
- Life expectancy for men living in the most deprived areas of the state was 73.7 years in 2006/2007, compared with 78 for those in the most affluent areas.
- The corresponding figure for women was 80 and 82.7 respectively.
- A 35-year-old man educated to primary level will live for another 41.3 years, but that rose to 44.5 years for those with a secondary school education and 46.9 for those who made it to third level. The corresponding figure for a 35-year-old woman was 45.6, 48.5 and 50.4.
- Married people had a mortality rate of 797 per 100,000, compared with 1,082 for single people.
- The death rate for urban dwellers was 715 per 100,000, compared with 655 in rural areas. Limerick had the highest rate at 785, with Dublin the lowest at 686.
- Home-owners had a mortality rate of 489, compared with those in private rented accommodation at 539 and local authority housing at 757.
Ms O'Sullivan added: "Clearly this is something that needs to be addressed, not just by the health services but across the board.
"I think we need a much more holistic approach to the categories of people in our society who are more prone to illness and early death."

limklad

swim2 wrote: »

Single men living in a council house in Limerick have the lowest life expectancy, latest official figures suggest.
Opting to live in the country with your own house and being well educated appears to be the key to a longer life, according to the 2006/2007 data from the Central Statistics Office.
It revealed the death rate for people living in cities or towns was higher than in rural areas, with Limerick faring the worst in the urban table.
Labour TD Jan O'Sullivan said she was shocked by the finding, but claimed there was less of a social mix in Limerick than other places.
"Limerick generally has bad figures in terms of a number of indicators in the CSO," she said.
"We're high in poverty, we're high in lone parenthood."
Key findings of the Mortality differentials in Ireland report reveal:
- Life expectancy for men living in the most deprived areas of the state was 73.7 years in 2006/2007, compared with 78 for those in the most affluent areas.
- The corresponding figure for women was 80 and 82.7 respectively.
- A 35-year-old man educated to primary level will live for another 41.3 years, but that rose to 44.5 years for those with a secondary school education and 46.9 for those who made it to third level. The corresponding figure for a 35-year-old woman was 45.6, 48.5 and 50.4.
- Married people had a mortality rate of 797 per 100,000, compared with 1,082 for single people.
- The death rate for urban dwellers was 715 per 100,000, compared with 655 in rural areas. Limerick had the highest rate at 785, with Dublin the lowest at 686.
- Home-owners had a mortality rate of 489, compared with those in private rented accommodation at 539 and local authority housing at 757.
Ms O'Sullivan added: "Clearly this is something that needs to be addressed, not just by the health services but across the board.
"I think we need a much more holistic approach to the categories of people in our society who are more prone to illness and early death."

Well killings does make it a factor in the Stats, It says "Single Men in Council houses". Well there were most of the crime originates in the city where the people are killed are in gangs. Those who are educated have jobs and brought their own houses and looking after themselves better and therefore not involved in crime.
There is also a factor that they are not education themselves on eating better food. There is more less well off people smoking than well off people.

It good to see single old men in Rural Areas in Limerick county are fairing better despite having less access to education in their youth. Knowing them they lied about their education stats on CSO forms.

Jan O'Sullivan TD know jack sh*t about the reality of crime. She complaining about been high in Lone Parenthood. That not her problem, that the decision of most lone women/girl to get pregnant with an unstable father been around or to milk social welfare because they dropped out of school early known that they could milk the state for been a lone parent.
I hear several Teachers mention that that lots of Less well off girls tell them they do not have to study because the state will look after them when they have a child or two.

seachto7

Was out tonight, and of the 4 pubs I was in, all had an overwhelming majority of men in them, and they were jammed too....
Unless I get out of here, I'll be single for the rest of my days!!:):)

Conor Bourke

seachto7 wrote: »

Was out tonight, and of the 4 pubs I was in, all had an overwhelming majority of men in them, and they were jammed too....
Unless I get out of here, I'll be single for the rest of my days!!:):)

Which pubs are these?

Unless I get in there, I'll be single for the rest of my days :P


(Yeah, yeah OT I know, I'm mindful of what went on in the Iron-on patches thread, just trying to have a wee laugh)

Berty

Alaskimo-cake wrote: »

Which pubs are these?

Unless I get in there, I'll be single for the rest of my days :P


(Yeah, yeah OT I know, I'm mindful of what went on in the Iron-on patches thread, just trying to have a wee laugh)

I was in 3 pubs last night and it was a bit of a sausage fest. Jerry Flannerys mind you have around 4 women who didn't get a minutes peace last night from leering men. (not me)

Lot's of work parties out last night mind you.

Being mindful of the Iron-on patches thread. :rolleyes: Fun and humour has been outlawed. Didn't you get the memo?

rusty_racer94

What else do you expect when everyone's getting stabbed eh?

seachto7

Alaskimo-cake wrote: »

Which pubs are these?

Unless I get in there, I'll be single for the rest of my days :P


(Yeah, yeah OT I know, I'm mindful of what went on in the Iron-on patches thread, just trying to have a wee laugh)

TCs
Mickeys
Nancys
Costelloes

Cockadoodledoo fests.......:mad::mad: I'm the wrong side of 30!

Conor Bourke

seachto7 wrote: »

TCs
Mickeys
Nancys
Costelloes

Cockadoodledoo fests.......:mad::mad: I'm the wrong side of 30!

Cheers
Right side of 30, wrong side of the country- back in Sligo. Will just have to investigate in the New Year.

krudler

A 35-year-old man educated to primary level will live for another 41.3 years, but that rose to 44.5 years for those with a secondary school education and 46.9 for those who made it to third level. The corresponding figure for a 35-year-old woman was 45.6, 48.5 and 50.4.

what? thats nonsensical, since when does how long you spent in school determine how long you live?

Jumpy

krudler wrote: »

what? thats nonsensical, since when does how long you spent in school determine how long you live?

It doesnt, but it shows a lot about your upbringing.

Travelers rarely pass High School, and they have a low life expectancy due to their lifestyle.

Also in poor estates there is less focus on education.

seachto7

Alaskimo-cake wrote: »

Cheers
Right side of 30, wrong side of the country- back in Sligo. Will just have to investigate in the New Year.

Lets do shots then. lol.



....joking. seriously...:pac::pac:

knipex

krudler wrote: »

what? thats nonsensical, since when does how long you spent in school determine how long you live?

In general longer you are in school the better a job you have the better your living standards, the higher your life expectancy.