766 Ukrainians have arrived in Cavan and Monaghan.
That's according to figures from the CSO, up to Sunday, March 23rd.
Nationwide, women aged 20 and over account for 48 per cent of arrivals to date, and individuals 19 and under made up 38 per cent.
The Central Statistics Office recently published data on arrivals from Ukraine, based on those availing of supports and services from the Department of Social Protection.
Nationwide, 33,151 people arrived from the war torn country up to the 23rd of May.
The highest proportion of those arriving, just over 14,700, were categorised as 'one parent with children'.
Locally, Co Cavan has had the highest number of arrivals, at 603.
That breaks down to 236 in the Cavan-Belturbet electoral area, 234 in Ballyjamesduff, and 133 across Bailieborough-Cootehill.
Meanwhile, 163 Ukrainians have arrived in Co Monaghan.
77 are in the Monaghan electoral area, 68 in Carrickmacross-Castleblayney, and 18 across Ballybay-Clones.
Nationwide, the local electoral area with the highest number of arrivals was North Inner City Dublin, with 1,156.
At the other end of the scale, Athlone in Roscommon had eight arrivals, and Portlaw-Kilmacthomas in Waterford had 7.
