County Galway - Towns and Villages

Towns and Villages

Historical population
Year Pop. ±%
1659 33,390 —
1821 169,503 +407.6%
1831 204,691 +20.8%
1841 440,198 +115.1%
1851 321,684 −26.9%
1861 271,478 −15.6%
1871 248,458 −8.5%
1881 242,005 −2.6%
1891 214,712 −11.3%
1901 192,549 −10.3%
1911 182,224 −5.4%
1926 169,366 −7.1%
1936 168,198 −0.7%
1946 165,201 −1.8%
1951 160,204 −3.0%
1956 155,553 −2.9%
1961 149,887 −3.6%
1966 148,340 −1.0%
1971 149,223 +0.6%
1979 167,838 +12.5%
1981 172,018 +2.5%
1986 178,552 +3.8%
1991 180,364 +1.0%
1996 188,854 +4.7%
2002 209,077 +10.7%
2006 231,670 +10.8%
2011 250,541 +8.1%
  • Ahascragh
  • Ardrahan
  • Athenry
  • Aughrim
  • Ballinasloe
  • Ballinderreen
  • Ballyconneely
  • Ballygar
  • Ballymacward
  • Ballymoe
  • Ballynahinch
  • Barna
  • Bealadangan
  • Belclare
  • Bullaun
  • Camus
  • Carnmore
  • Carraroe
  • Casla
  • Castleblakeney
  • Castlegar
  • Claregalway
  • Clarinbridge
  • Cleggan
  • Clifden
  • Clonbur
  • Corofin
  • Corrandulla
  • Corr na Móna
  • Craughwell
  • Dunmore
  • Eyrecourt
  • Furbo
  • Glenamaddy
  • Gort
  • Headford
  • Hollygrove
  • Inverin
  • Kilcolgan
  • Kilconnell
  • Kilkerrin
  • Kilkieran
  • Killimor
  • Kilronan
  • Kiltullagh
  • Kinvara
  • Laurencetown
  • Leenaun
  • Lettercallow
  • Letterfrack
  • Lettermore
  • Loughrea
  • Maam Cross
  • Maum
  • Menlough
  • Milltown
  • Monivea
  • Mountbellew
  • Moycullen
  • Muckanaghederdauhaulia
  • Maree
  • Newbridge
  • New Inn
  • Oranmore
  • Oughterard
  • Peterswell
  • Portumna
  • Recess
  • Rosmuck
  • Rossaveal
  • Roundstone
  • Roscam
  • Skehana
  • Spiddal
  • Tuam
  • Turloughmore
  • Williamstown
  • Woodford

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