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Search Results For "cohabit"
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Census shows Irish marriage splits rising |
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23-April-2012
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| The 2011 Census for Ireland revealed an increase in both marriages and divorces . More than 200,000 people divorced and 116,194 separated, based on a total population which rose to 4.58 million. |
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Young Irish women earning more than their partners |
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17-April-2012
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| The Economic and Social Research Institute in collaboration with University College Dublin has revealed that women in young couples in Ireland are increasingly likely to earn more money and have a bet... |
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Cohabiting before Marriage can increase chance of Divorce |
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12-June-2012
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Cohabiting has become the norm - 80 per cent of us cohabit before marrying. Since 2001, the number of cohabiting couples in the UK has risen dramatically from 2.1 million to 2.9 milli |
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Cohabiting couples 'just as committed' |
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20-September-2007
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| As more and more couples choose not to tie the knot but simply to live together, people ask them why they are not getting married. |
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Divorce reduces chances of successful future love |
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26-September-2007
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| After separating or divorcing, the chances of marrying or cohabiting again in the future decrease, new research has revealed. |
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Why it's worth waiting to cohabit |
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30-September-2007
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| As living together without being married becomes increasingly accepted, many people find that convenience, finances and other factors can be very tempting, but it's not always the right move for everyone. |
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Seven year itch down to five |
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30-October-2007
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| Married couples are most likely to divorce just before their fifth wedding anniversary, new research has shown. |
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Marriage lives on |
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13-November-2007
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| Despite the dramatic increase in divorce rates and the number of couples who live together without being married has led many to wonder whether 'til death do us part' still applies. |
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