Irish Population Analysis - County Populations 2011

County Populations 2011

County Population %Change County Population
1 Dublin 1,270,603 +7.0 Antrim 616,384
2 Cork 518,128 +7.7 Down 492,840
3 Galway 250,541 +8.1 Londonderry 233,500
4 Kildare 209,955 +12.7 Tyrone 166,516
5 Limerick 191,306 +3.9 Armagh 159,085
6 Meath 184,034 +13.0 Fermanagh 57,527
7 Donegal 160,927 +9.3
8 Tipperary 158,652 +6.4
9 Wexford 145,273 +10.3
10 Kerry 145,048 +3.7
11 Wicklow 136,448 +8.1
12 Mayo 130,552 +5.4
13 Louth 122,808 +10.4
14 Clare 116,885 +5.3
15 Waterford 113,707 +5.3
16 Kilkenny 95,360 +8.9
17 Westmeath 85,961 +9.7
18 Laois 80,458 +20.0
19 Offaly 76,806 +8.4
20 Cavan 72,874 +13.9
21 Sligo 65,270 +7.2
22 Roscommon 63,898 +8.7
23 Monaghan 60,495 +8.0
24 Carlow 54,532 +8.3
25 Longford 38,970 +13.3
26 Leitrim 31,778 +9.8

See also List of Irish counties by population

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