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Table 8-Pop and Change by ED Overview of Census 2011 Preliminary Resulsts for Western Region Western Development Commission July 2011 Appendix 1: Population and Actual and Percentage Change 2006 and 2011 by Electoral Division in the Western Region Percentage Actual Change Change in Total Total Male Female in Total Total Population Population Population Population Population 2006- Population 2006 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2006-2011 (%) Clare 110,950 116,885 58,134 58,751 5,935 5.3 Ennis Town 19,998 20,209 9,668 10,541 211 1.1 001 Ennis No. 1 Urban, Co Clare 1,731 1,548 734 814 -183 -10.6 002 Ennis No. 2 Urban, Co Clare 2,243 1,763 895 868 -480 -21.4 003 Ennis No. 3 Urban, Co Clare 274 255 110 145 -19 -6.9 004 Ennis No. 4 Urban, Co Clare 1,554 1,395 655 740 -159 -10.2 026 Clareabbey (Part Urban), Co Clare 0 0 0 0 0 0 029 Doora (Part Urban), Co Clare 353 348 182 166 -5 -1.4 032 Ennis Rural (Part Urban), Co Clare 13,794 14,849 7,070 7,779 1,055 7.6 042 Spancelhill (Part Urban), Co Clare 49 51 22 29 2 4.1 Kilrush Town, Co Clare 2,657 2,532 1,220 1,312 -125 -4.7 005 Kilrush Urban, Co Clare 2,657 2,532 1,220 1,312 -125 -4.7 Ballyvaghan rural area, Co Clare 2,690 2,679 1,288 1,391 -11 -0.4 006 Abbey, Co Clare 442 445 225 220 3 0.7 007 Carran, Co Clare 115 106 48 58 -9 -7.8 008 Castletown, Co Clare 66 80 35 45 14 21.2 009 Derreen, Co Clare 110 101 49 52 -9 -8.2 010 Drumcreehy, Co Clare 476 497 226 271 21 4.4 011 Gleninagh, Co Clare 132 159 90 69 27 20.5 012 Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare 900 858 393 465 -42 -4.7 013 Mountelva, Co Clare 98 94 44 50 -4 -4.1 014 Noughaval, Co Clare 118 125 72 53 7 5.9 015 Oughtmama, Co Clare 129 123 62 61 -6 -4.7 016 Rathborney, Co Clare 104 91 44 47 -13 -12.5 Corrofin rural area, Co Clare 3,309 3,590 1,793 1,797 281 8.5 017 Ballyeighter, Co Clare 58 50 29 21 -8 -13.8 018 Boston, Co Clare 287 288 156 132 1 0.3 019 Corrofin, Co Clare 1,114 1,239 604 635 125 11.2 020 Glenroe, Co Clare 121 156 72 84 35 28.9 021 Killinaboy, Co Clare 330 347 172 175 17 5.2 022 Kiltoraght, Co Clare 188 192 89 103 4 2.1 023 Muckanagh, Co Clare 283 320 169 151 37 13.1 024 Rath, Co Clare 240 275 142 133 35 14.6 025 Ruan, Co Clare 688 723 360 363 35 5.1 Ennis rural area, Co Clare 28,766 30,898 15,382 15,516 2,132 7.4 026 Clareabbey (Part Rural), Co Clare 2,610 2,921 1,414 1,507 311 11.9 027 Clenagh, Co Clare 9,795 10,063 5,004 5,059 268 2.7 028 Crusheen, Co Clare 720 864 436 428 144 20 029 Doora (Part Rural), Co Clare 1,456 1,531 747 784 75 5.2 030 Drumline, Co Clare 741 852 410 442 111 15 031 Dysert, Co Clare 324 318 171 147 -6 -1.9 032 Ennis Rural (Part Rural), Co Clare 2,553 2,524 1,262 1,262 -29 -1.1 033 Furroor, Co Clare 262 284 140 144 22 8.4 034 Kilcloher, Co Clare 689 692 365 327 3 0.4 035 Killanniv, Co Clare 726 776 390 386 50 6.9 036 Killone, Co Clare 521 583 296 287 62 11.9 037 Kilnamona, Co Clare 738 840 428 412 102 13.8 038 Kilraghtis, Co Clare 417 442 218 224 25 6 039 Kinturk, Co Clare 276 257 128 129 -19 -6.9 040 Newmarket, Co Clare 1,795 1,904 973 931 109 6.1 041 Sixmilebridge, Co Clare 2,034 2,607 1,290 1,317 573 28.2 042 Spancelhill (Part Rural), Co Clare 595 641 345 296 46 7.7 043 Templemaley, Co Clare 1,079 1,199 594 605 120 11.1 044 Tomfinlough, Co Clare 591 654 339 315 63 10.7 045 Urlan, Co Clare 844 946 432 514 102 12.1 Ennistimon rural area, Co Clare 9,792 10,223 5,192 5,031 431 4.4 046 Annagh, Co Clare 522 508 271 237 -14 -2.7 047 Ballagh, Co Clare 188 200 109 91 12 6.4 048 Ballyea, Co Clare 661 715 359 356 54 8.2 049 Ballysteen, Co Clare 277 364 188 176 87 31.4 050 Ballyvaskin, Co Clare 364 402 202 200 38 10.4 051 Cloghaun, Co Clare 211 206 107 99 -5 -2.4 052 Cloonanaha, Co Clare 284 280 139 141 -4 -1.4 053 Clooney, Co Clare 233 269 145 124 36 15.5 054 Ennistimon, Co Clare 2,101 2,213 1,128 1,085 112 5.3 055 Formoyle, Co Clare 187 219 101 118 32 17.1 056 Kilfenora, Co Clare 409 463 225 238 54 13.2 057 Killaspuglonane, Co Clare 225 269 136 133 44 19.6 058 Killilagh, Co Clare 815 713 363 350 -102 -12.5 059 Kilshanny, Co Clare 125 116 67 49 -9 -7.2 060 Liscannor, Co Clare 282 368 183 185 86 30.5 061 Lurraga, Co Clare 263 245 116 129 -18 -6.8 Overview of Census 2011 Preliminary Resulsts for Western Region Western Development Commission July 2011 Appendix 1: Population and Actual and Percentage Change 2006 and 2011 by Electoral Division in the Western Region Percentage Actual Change Change in Total Total Male Female in Total Total Population Population Population Population Population 2006- Population 2006 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2006-2011 (%) 062 Magherareagh, Co Clare 319 301 170 131 -18 -5.6 063 Milltown Malbay, Co Clare 1,555 1,580 768 812 25 1.6 064 Moy, Co Clare 625 650 336 314 25 4 065 Smithstown, Co Clare 146 142 79 63 -4 -2.7 Killadysert rural area, Co Clare 4,502 4,762 2,430 2,332 260 5.8 066 Ballynacally, Co Clare 252 257 120 137 5 2 067 Clondagad, Co Clare 519 643 328 315 124 23.9 068 Coolmeen, Co Clare 234 222 121 101 -12 -5.1 069 Kilchreest, Co Clare 419 427 218 209 8 1.9 070 Kilfiddane, Co Clare 384 362 193 169 -22 -5.7 071 Killadysert, Co Clare 843 926 462 464 83 9.8 072 Killofin, Co Clare 335 333 175 158 -2 -0.6 073 Kilmurry, Co Clare 277 294 144 150 17 6.1 074 Liscasey, Co Clare 530 542 269 273 12 2.3 075 Lisheen, Co Clare 510 560 300 260 50 9.8 076 Rinealon, Co Clare 199 196 100 96 -3 -1.5 Kilrush rural area, Co Clare 10,739 10,652 5,467 5,185 -87 -0.8 077 Cahermurphy, Co Clare 220 195 101 94 -25 -11.4 078 Cloonadrum, Co Clare 438 452 228 224 14 3.2 079 Clooncoorha, Co Clare 363 373 190 183 10 2.8 080 Cooraclare, Co Clare 548 535 267 268 -13 -2.4 081 Creegh, Co Clare 458 466 232 234 8 1.7 082 Doonbeg, Co Clare 701 754 387 367 53 7.6 083 Drumellihy, Co Clare 406 446 228 218 40 9.9 084 Einagh, Co Clare 299 324 167 157 25 8.4 085 Glenmore, Co Clare 346 351 176 175 5 1.4 086 Kilballyowen, Co Clare 297 287 149 138 -10 -3.4 087 Kilfearagh, Co Clare 328 382 202 180 54 16.5 088 Kilkee, Co Clare 1,325 1,024 514 510 -301 -22.7 089 Killard, Co Clare 282 274 146 128 -8 -2.8 090 Killimer, Co Clare 482 498 255 243 16 3.3 091 Kilmihil, Co Clare 579 627 316 311 48 8.3 092 Kilmurry, Co Clare 726 707 380 327 -19 -2.6 093 Kilrush Rural, Co Clare 621 745 391 354 124 20 094 Knock, Co Clare 228 244 128 116 16 7 095 Knocknaboley, Co Clare 319 305 155 150 -14 -4.4 096 Knocknagore, Co Clare 245 226 117 109 -19 -7.8 097 Moveen, Co Clare 83 95 51 44 12 14.5 098 Moyarta, Co Clare 266 232 122 110 -34 -12.8 099 Mullagh, Co Clare 242 224 118 106 -18 -7.4 100 Querrin, Co Clare 170 189 95 94 19 11.2 101 Rahona, Co Clare 379 338 174 164 -41 -10.8 102 St. Martin's, Co Clare 108 104 49 55 -4 -3.7 103 Tullig, Co Clare 144 122 64 58 -22 -15.3 104 Tullycreen, Co Clare 136 133 65 68 -3 -2.2 Meelick rural area (formerly Limerick No. 2), Co Clare 15,069 16,375 8,179 8,196 1,306 8.7 105 Ballycannan, Co Clare 1,190 1,139 605 534 -51 -4.3 106 Ballyglass, Co Clare 5,379 5,708 2,789 2,919 329 6.1 107 Cappavilla, Co Clare 674 1,029 461 568 355 52.7 108 Castlecrine, Co Clare 355 431 214 217 76 21.4 109 Cloghera, Co Clare 557 592 291 301 35 6.3 110 Cloontra, Co Clare 201 259 130 129 58 28.9 111 Cratloe, Co Clare 1,504 1,438 729 709 -66 -4.4 112 Fahymore, Co Clare 300 336 178 158 36 12 113 Killeely, Co Clare 836 757 379 378 -79 -9.4 114 Killokennedy, Co Clare 135 147 73 74 12 8.9 115 Kilseily, Co Clare 657 726 377 349 69 10.5 116 Kiltenanlea, Co Clare 1,667 1,806 920 886 139 8.3 117 Lackareagh, Co Clare 114 132 75 57 18 15.8 118 Mountievers, Co Clare 905 1,229 630 599 324 35.8 119 O'Briensbridge, Co Clare 595 646 328 318 51 8.6 Scarriff rural area, Co Clare 6,747 7,326 3,657 3,669 579 8.6 120 Ayle, Co Clare 309 291 149 142 -18 -5.8 121 Boherglass, Co Clare 218 287 148 139 69 31.7 122 Caherhurley, Co Clare 188 220 108 112 32 17 123 Cahermurphy, Co Clare 50 61 34 27 11 22 124 Cappaghabaun, Co Clare 141 154 86 68 13 9.2 125 Carrowbaun, Co Clare 152 143 64 79 -9 -5.9 126 Cloonusker, Co Clare 183 192 87 105 9 4.9 127 Coolreagh, Co Clare 152 231 112 119 79 52 128 Corlea, Co Clare 118 121 59 62 3 2.5 129 Derrynagittagh, Co Clare 165 148 80 68 -17 -10.3 Overview of Census 2011 Preliminary Resulsts for Western Region Western Development Commission July 2011 Appendix 1: Population and Actual and Percentage Change 2006 and 2011 by Electoral Division in the Western Region Percentage Actual Change Change in Total Total Male Female in Total Total Population Population Population Population Population 2006- Population 2006 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2011 (No.) 2006-2011 (%) 130 Drummaan, Co Clare 578 586 294 292 8 1.4 131 Feakle, Co Clare 336 367 183 184 31 9.2 132 Inishcaltra North, Co Clare 301 280 139 141 -21 -7 133 Inishcaltra South, Co Clare 36 26 13 13 -10 -27.8 134 Killaloe, Co Clare 1,587 1,819 916 903 232 14.6 135 Mountshannon, Co Clare 332 362 185 177 30 9 136 Ogonnelloe, Co Clare 605 687 348 339 82 13.6 137 Scarriff, Co Clare 1,296 1,351 652 699 55 4.2 Tulla rural area, Co Clare 6,681 7,639 3,858 3,781 958 14.3 138 Ballyblood, Co Clare 111 122 64 58 11 9.9 139 Ballynahinch, Co Clare 265 259 134 125 -6 -2.3 140 Caher, Co Clare 200 211 119 92 11 5.5 141 Clooney, Co Clare 437 475 248 227 38 8.7 142 Dangan, Co Clare 209 221 118 103 12 5.7 143 Glendree, Co Clare 146 183 80 103 37 25.3 144 Kilkishen, Co Clare 858 945 467 478 87 10.1 145 Killanena, Co Clare 229 254 128 126 25 10.9 146 Killuran, Co Clare 395 414 207 207 19 4.8 147 Kiltannon, Co Clare 182 198 96 102 16 8.8 148 Kyle, Co Clare 261 315 161 154 54 20.7 149 Loughea, Co Clare 151 167 88 79 16 10.6 150 Newgrove, Co Clare 221 288 156 132 67 30.3 151 Quin, Co Clare
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