The bar chart below illustrates the proportion of Irish language speakers in four various provinces in the Republic of Ireland for five years.
As we can see, the lowest using of Irish language was in Leinster in each of the five years. Conversely, the most highest percentage was in Connacht province for half a decade. In general, Irish counts as an emerging trend. It is clear that using of this language increased gradually from year to year.
For instance, in 1981 approximately 30% of people in each area used it. In 1986 the statistics roughly was identical. It reveals that there were not enormous distinctions. Since 1991 to 2002 the figure considerably increased. Throughout this period, in Connacht the figure was roughly 50%, which was significantly higher than in Leinster.
In conclusion to the above, we can see that a tendency of speaking Irish was dramatically and remarkably expanded among individuals.