Census findings also show one in 20 children were recorded as having autism or Asperger's syndrome.
The number of people who have reported bad health in Northern Ireland has risen, according to the latest census data.That means that just under four out of every five people reported good health, or 78% of the population.It also found one child in every 20 in Northern Ireland has autism or Asperger's syndrome.
The census data shows one in eight people in Northern Ireland provided unpaid care at the time the figures were recorded.The figures show 2,600 children aged five to 14 provided unpaid care. It is the first time a Northern Ireland census has shown more than half a million people owned their home, either with a mortgage or outright.The number of households privately renting has nearly doubled since the 1981 census, when less than 10% of households rented their homes.
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