IS2 - Population Baseline

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1 IS2 - Baseline 1 Introduction Electoral Divisions (EDs) are used to record figures. Electoral Divisions (EDs) are the smallest legally defined administrative areas in the State for which Small Area Statistics (SAPS) are published from the Census. There are 3,440 legally defined EDs in the State, of which 95 are within South Tipperary. Figure 1 Electoral Divisions Anner Clogheen Garrangibbon Modeshil Ardfinnan Clogher Glengar Mortlestown Ardmayle Clonbeg Golden Mullinahone Ardsallagh Cloneen Graigue New Birmingham Ballingarry Clonmel East Urban Graystown Newcastle Ballybacon Clonmel Rural Inishlounaght Newtown Ballycarron Clonmel West Urban Kilcash Nodstown Ballyclerahan Clonoulty East Kilcommon Oughterleague Ballygriffin Clonoulty West Kilcooly Peppardstown Ballykisteen Colman Kilcoran Poyntstown Ballyphilip Coolagarranroe Kilfeakle Rathlynin Ballyporeen Cooleagh Killadriffe Rodus Ballysheehan Crohane Killeenasteena Shronell Bansha Cullen Killenaule Solloghodbeg Bruis Curraheen Kilmucklin Templeneiry Buolick Derrygrath Kilmurry Thomastown Burncourt Donohill Kilpatrick Tipperary East Urban Caher Drangan Kilsheelan/Killaloan Tipperary Rural Cappagh Drumwood Kiltinan Tipperary West Urban Carrick-On-Suir Rural Emly Kilvemnon Tubbrid Carrick-On-Suir Urban Farranrory Knockgraffon Tullaghmelan Carrickbeg Urban Fennor Lattin Tullaghorton Cashel Rural Fethard Lisronagh Tullamain Cashel Urban Gaile Magorban The census figures are compiled by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) ( 280-IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 1 10/10/2012

2 The main household census caters for up to six persons present in the household on Census Night. There were 30 questions in the 2011 census form to be answered in respect of each individual who was present in the household. In addition, there were 11 household questions that the householder was required to answer relating to the household s accommodation. The household form also sought limited information about persons who were temporarily away from the household on census night. Figure 2 Electoral Divisions Map The of the State was 4,588,252 persons in 2011, representing an increase in the intercensal period between 2006 and 2011 of 348,404 persons or 1.6 per cent per annum, which equates to an annual average total of 69,680 persons. In 2011, the of South Tipperary stood at 88,432 persons, representing an increase in the inter-censal period between 2006 and 2011 of 5,211 persons or 1.25 per cent per annum. During the intercensal period , the five ED s showing the greatest gains were Cashel Rural, Ballycarron, Rathlynin, Kilcash, and Kilsheelan/Killalone. Figure 3 EDs with Greatest Gain ED Name to to to 2011 Cashel Rural 1,326 1,457 1,763 2, Ballycarron Rathlynin Kilcash Kilsheelan/Killaloan 1,166 1,190 1,197 1, IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 2 10/10/2012

3 2 Figures Figure 4 Profile by ED by Census IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 3 10/10/2012

4 The figure below illustrates the total of each ED, as measured at each of the four censuses taken since Figure 5 by ED by Census ED Name to to to 2011 Anner Ardfinnan 1,077 1, , Ardmayle Ardsallagh Ballingarry Ballybacon Ballycarron Ballyclerahan , Ballygriffin Ballykisteen Ballyphilip Ballyporeen Ballysheehan Bansha Bruis Buolick Burncourt Caher 937 1,068 1,205 1, Cappagh Carrick-On-Suir Rural Carrick-On-Suir Urban 4,168 4,313 4,441 4, Carrickbeg Urban 1,004 1,229 1,415 1, Cashel Rural 1,326 1,457 1,763 2, Cashel Urban 2,346 2,403 2,413 2, Clogheen Clogher Clonbeg Cloneen Clonmel East Urban 3,515 4,121 3,920 3, Clonmel Rural 3,700 4,122 4,653 5, Clonmel West Urban 7,328 6,530 6,126 5, Clonoulty East Clonoulty West Colman Coolagarranroe Cooleagh Crohane Cullen Curraheen Derrygrath Donohill Drangan Drumwood Emly Farranrory Fennor Fethard /continued 280-IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 4 10/10/2012

5 /continued ED Name to to to 2011 Gaile Garrangibbon Glengar Golden Graigue Graystown Inishlounaght 2,611 2,971 3,091 3, Kilcash Kilcommon 2,102 2,182 2,150 2, Kilcooly Kilcoran Kilfeakle Killadriffe Killeenasteena Killenaule 1,285 1,307 1,180 1, Kilmucklin Kilmurry Kilpatrick Kilsheelan/Killaloan 1,166 1,190 1,197 1, Kiltinan Kilvemnon Knockgraffon Lattin Lisronagh Magorban Modeshil Mortlestown ,455 1, Mullinahone New Birmingham Newcastle Newtown Nodstown Oughterleague Peppardstown 1,144 1,285 1,327 1, Poyntstown Rathlynin Rodus Shronell Solloghodbeg Templeneiry Thomastown Tipperary East Urban 2,947 2,830 2,674 2, Tipperary Rural 1,512 1,648 1,905 2, Tipperary West Urban 1,693 1,716 1,741 1, Tubbrid Tullaghmelan , Tullaghorton Tullamain ,514 79,121 83,221 88, IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 5 10/10/2012

6 3 Distribution Figure 6 Distribution 280-IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 6 10/10/2012

7 Census of The Census of 2011 was taken on the night of Sunday, 10 th April The total for the of the State was 4,588,252 persons, compared with 4,239,848 persons in April 2006, an increase of 348,404 persons since 2006 or 7.5 per cent. This translates into an annual average increase of 69,680, or 1.6 per cent. Over the previous four-year inter-censal period between 2002 and 2006 the of the State increased by 322,645 persons or 2 per cent per annum, which equates to an annual average total of 80,661, which is the highest on record. Figure 7 State Growth Figure 8 County Growth The figures above illustrate that the rate of growth of in South Tipperary during the intercensal period was 6.26%, compared to 8.1% for the State. This suggests that that South Tipperary continued to perform less well in terms of growth than was the case throughout the State. By comparison, the neighbouring counties of North Tipperary and Kilkenny returned an increase in of 6.36% and 8.91%, respectively. 280-IS2 September 2012 r0.doc Page 7 10/10/2012