80% of female farmers marry other farmers 62% of women publicans stick to their own 58% of female taxi drivers are wedded to their taxi men 55% of male midwives and nurses find love in the workplace 35% of doctors marry each other 39% of male florists marry female florists 49% of female gardaí marry other gardaí 15% of male gardaí marry nurses
Allinall wrote: » 49% married to guards. 49 X 2 = 98.
Chewbacca wrote: » 6.2% of IT staff are liars!
Dial Hard wrote: » I think all this thread has really proved is that worryingly large numbers of people don't understand statistics.
zell12 wrote: » https://www.cso.ie/en/csolatestnews/featuredarticles/whomarrieswhom-anoccupationalhazard/ Interesting statistics altogether.
Harry Palmr wrote: » Birds of a feather fu'ck together. I expect people in large companies offices also pair off to a high %.
Riskymove wrote: » is it that 49% of female gardai married a guard or is it 49% of married female gardai married a guard makes a big difference to figures
Metric Tensor wrote: » For sh!ts and giggles: Lets assume Garda numbers are 20000. And that 12000 of these are married. We know the split male/female is approx 75/25 so this gives 3000 married female Gardaí. (i.e. 12000 / 4 = 3000) 49% of these female Gardaí are married to other Gardaí which is 1470. (3000 x 49 / 100) I'm going to discount same-sex unions because the percentage is very small so this means that each of those 1470 female gardaí is married to a male garda giving a total "married within the force figure" of 1470 + 1470 = 2940. As a percentage of the overall force this is 2940 / 20000 x 100 = 14.7% of overall members married within the force. As a percentage of married members this is 2940 / 12000 x 100 = 24.5% of overall married members married within the force. *** All my figures are made up - this is just to show how the percentages work.
YFlyer wrote: » No it doesn't. If there is 20000 Gardan total and the ratio of male to female is 3/1, then there are estimated 5000 female Gardai. If 49% of those married a male GardaThat be slightly less than 2500.
RoboRat wrote: » Makes sense, shared interests and working together can often blossom into a relationship. Add to that in the case of Guards/ Doctors/ Midwives/ Taxi drivers/ Publicians, they don't work regular 9-5 hours, so if they were married to someone who worked 9 -5, it may not work as well. We partner up for companionship, if that isn't there, relationship's fade in the long term.