As of 2009, approximately 80% of the population of Galway were Irish. Following an influx of immigrants to Galway during the 2000s, approximately 20% of the population is non-Irish. Slightly more than half of this group (11.3%) are white Europeans, coming from Poland and other Central European and Baltic States, such as Latvia and Lithuania. Smaller numbers of Asian and African immigrants come from East Africa, Nigeria, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka. In the 2006 Census, 15.4% of the population were aged 0–14, 76.1% were aged 15–64, and 8.5% were aged over 65. 51.9% of the population were female and 48.1% were male.

Question: How many more percentage of the population were aged 15-64 than aged 0-14?
Answer: 60.7

Question: Which race has a higher percentage living in Galaway during the 2000, Irish or non Irish?
Answer: Irish

Question: How many percentage was aged over 65 and aged 0-14 combined?
Answer: 91.5

Question: How many more of the population are female than male?
Answer: 3.8

Question: What age groups has a higher percentage than aged over 65 and over in Galaway?
Answer: 0–14

Question: How many less people in Galaway are European White than Irish?
Answer: 68.7

Question: How many percentage were aged 15-64 than aged over 65 in the population of Galway?
Answer: 67.6

Question: How many more percentage of the population of Galway were Irish than non Irish?
Answer: 60

Question: Which Galway group has the largest percentage, non Irish or white Europeans?
Answer: non Irish

Question: How many more percentage of Galway females than males?
Answer: 3.8

Question: Which age population has a higher percentage than over 65?
Answer: aged 0–14