Irish Population Analysis - Historical Country Population

Historical Country Population

Data for country population refers to the 26 counties that make up the present state of the Republic of Ireland
Year Population %Change
2011 4.58m +7.4
2006 4.24m +8.1
2002 3.92m +8.2
1996 3.63m +2.9
1991 3.53m -(0.6)
1986 3.54m +2.8
1981 3.44m +2.3
1979 3.37m +13.2
1971 2.98m +3.2
1966 2.88m +2.3
1961 2.82m -(2.7)
1956 2.90m -(2.2)
1951 2.96m +0.3
1946 2.96m -(0.5)
1936 2.97m -(0.2)
1926 2.97m -(5.4)
1911 3.14m -(2.6)
1901 3.22m -(7.1)
1891 3.47m -(10.3)
1881 3.87m -(4.5)
1871 4.05m -(5.7)
1861 4.40m -(13.9)
1851 5.11m -(21.7)
1841 6.53m

The population of the 6 counties of Northern Ireland as of 2004 is 1,710,300 which would mean a total population on the island of Ireland as of 2006 of approximately 5,952,761.

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