What's the most Irish area of Glasgow

The one with the most Irish descent, or is there one, just wondering

 

paddys market

 

O'Duke Street.

 

Garngad Provoland

 

Most Catholics in Glasgow are the descendants of Irish so, easyish to find out.

Probably Toryglen 45.5% of people in Toryglen are Catholic, the most in any area of Glasgow. The other top areas are Hutchesontown, Carmunnock, Robroyston, Wallacewell, Milton and Castlemilk in that order.

 

Out of interest where have you gotten those stats?

 

my grannys house

 

Dennistoun..

 

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/11/08142443/24477

 

Cheers seem like quite old stats, is this the last time a census took place?

Edit:there was one 2011

 

Bridgeton

 

I've lived in Toryglen my entire life (21 years) and I have never found it to be "Irish" or even majority Celtic.

Always comes across as 50-50 like most areas in the city.

 

Dont know.

Just googled and that one came up from 2001. Probably changed a lot though as looking at some of the stats, there are 5% more catholics under 15 that protestants and there are almost double the protestants as there are catholics who were over 75 who will mostly all be dead now.

 

That's the best stat you've posted.

 

Those stats are 100 year old ILTC..

 

I looked at the stats(just big main ones) from 2011, Glasgow is now or was then a Catholic majority

161,685 Catholics
136,889 Church of Scotland
24,380 Other Christian

In the 2001 census there was more Church of Scotland than Catholic alone, now theres more Catholic than all other Christians combined.

 

Glasgow is really becoming more attractive.

 

Celtic Park.

 

On the Census in Glasgow 68.9% picked Scottish only as Nationality where as 16.1% picked Scottish and British.