Internet access and use among adults aged 50 and over in Ireland: Results from Wave 5 of The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing
Authors:
- Paul DoodyPDPaul Doody
- Minjuan WangMWMinjuan Wang
- Siobhan ScarlettSSSiobhan Scarlett
- Ann HeverAHAnn Hever
- Paul O'MahoneyPOPaul O'Mahoney
- Rose Anne KennyRKRose Anne Kenny
- Lorna RoeLRLorna Roe
- Christine McGarrigleCMChristine McGarrigle
- Belinda HernandezBHBelinda Hernandez
- Aisling O'HalloranAOAisling O'Halloran
- Mark WardMWMark Ward
- Charles NormandCNCharles Normand
Open Access
- 25 May 2020
- report
- Published by The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing
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