19.26% were aged under 16, 62.83% were aged between 16-65, and 17.90% were aged 66 and over. 51.4% of the usually resident were female and 48.6% were male. 47.6% belong to or were brought up Protestant (including other Christian-related denominations), 45.65% belong to or were brought up Catholic, 0.45% belong to or were brought up in an 'other' religion, and 6.3% did not adhere to or weren't brought up in any religion. 39.93% indicated that they had a British only identity, 26.47% had a Northern Irish only identity, 18.51% had an Irish only identity, 3.78% had an 'other' national identity and the remaining 11.31% indicated a mixture of identities. When accounting for the fact respondents could select multiple national identities, 50.6% indicated that they had a British identity, 37.45% had a Northern Irish identity, and 22.20% had an Irish identity. 10.24% had some knowledge of Ulster Scots and 8.15% had some knowledge of Irish (Gaeilge).
19.26% were aged under 16, 62.83% were aged between 16-65, and 17.90% were aged 66 and over. 51.4% of the usually resident were female and 48.6% were male. 47.6% belong to or were brought up Protestant (including other Christian-related denominations), 45.65% belong to or were brought up Catholic, 0.45% belong to or were brought up in an 'other' religion, and 6.3% did not adhere to or weren't brought up in any religion. 39.93% indicated that they had a British only identity, 26.47% had a Northern Irish only identity, 18.51% had an Irish only identity, 3.78% had an 'other' national identity and the remaining 11.31% indicated a mixture of identities. When accounting for the fact respondents could select multiple national identities, 50.6% indicated that they had a British identity, 37.45% had a Northern Irish identity, and 22.20% had an Irish identity. 10.24% had some knowledge of Ulster Scots and 8.15% had some knowledge of Irish (Gaeilge).