Former Administrative Counties of The Republic of Ireland
The administrative counties in the area now constituting the Republic of Ireland were created as follows:
Administrative county | Components |
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County of Carlow | The existing judicial county of Carlow So much of Queen's County as forms part of the town of Carlow |
County of Cavan | The existing judicial county of Cavan |
County of Clare | The existing judicial county of Clare Part of the judicial county of Galway (Drummaan, Inishcaltra North and Mountshannon EDs)a |
County of Cork | The existing judicial county of Cork |
County of Donegal | The existing judicial county of Donegal |
County of Dublin | The existing judicial county of Dublin less the portion of the township of Bray situated therein |
County of Galway | The existing judicial county of Galway less the Ballinchalla, Inishcaltra North, Mountshannon, Owenbrin and Rosmoylan EDs Part of the judicial county of Roscommon (the portion of the town of Ballinasloe situated therein) The judicial County of the Town of Galway |
County of Kerry | The existing judicial county of Kerry |
County of Kildare | The existing judicial county of Kildare |
County of Kilkenny | The existing judicial county of Kilkenny less the portion of the town of New Ross situated therein The judicial County of the City of Kilkenny Part of the judicial county of Waterford (Kilculliheen ED) |
King's County | The existing judicial county of King's County |
County of Leitrim | The existing judicial county of Leitrim |
County of Limerick | The existing judicial county of Limerick |
County of Longford | The existing judicial county of Longford |
County of Louth | The existing judicial county of Louth The judicial County of the Town of Drogheda |
County of Mayo | The existing judicial county of Mayo less Ballaghaderreen, Edmondstown EDs Part of the judicial county of Galway (Ballinchala, Owenbrin EDs)b Part of the judicial county of Sligo (Ardnaree North, Ardnaree South Rural, Ardnaree South Urban EDs)c |
County of Meath | The existing judicial county of Meath |
County of Monaghan | The existing judicial county of Monaghan |
Queen's County | The existing judicial county of Queen's County less the portion of the town of Carlow situated therein |
County of Roscommon | The existing judicial county of Roscommon less the portions of the towns of Athlone and Ballinasloe situated therein Part of the judicial county of Galway (Rosmoylan ED) Part of the judicial county of Mayo (Ballaghaderreen, Edmondstown EDs) |
County of Sligo | The existing judicial county of Sligo less Ardnaree North, Ardnareee South Rural, Ardnaree South Urban EDs |
County of Tipperary, North Riding | The existing judicial county of the North Riding of Tipperary less Cappagh, Curraheen, Glengar EDs |
County of Tipperary, South Riding | The existing judicial county of the South Riding of Tipperary Part of the judicial county of the North Riding of Tipperary (Cappagh, Curraheen, Glengar EDs) Part of the judicial county of Waterford (the portions of the town of Carrick-on-Suir and of the borough of Clonmel situated therein) |
County of Waterford | The existing judicial county of Waterford less Kilculliheen ED and the portions of the town of Carrick-on-Suir and the borough of Clonmel situated therein. |
County of Westmeath | The existing judicial county of Westmeath Part of the judicial county of Roscommon (the portion of the town of Athlone situated therein) |
County of Wexford | The existing judicial county of Wexford Part of the judicial county of Kilkenny (the portion of the town of New Ross situated therein) |
County of Wicklow | The existing judicial county of Wicklow Part of the judicial county of Dublin (the portion of the township of Bray situated therein) |
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