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Census 2011: HSE South Item Type Dataset Authors Hegarty, Heather;Leane, Gemma Download date 24/09/2021 11:58:32 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10147/218932 Find this and similar works at - http://www.lenus.ie/hse Census 2011 Final Results CENSUS 2011, POPULATION CLASSIFIED BY AREA - FINAL RESULTS Population HSE South showing actual population 2002 and actual population & percentage change, 2006 - 2011 Actual Percentage Persons Persons Persons Females change change 2006- 2002 2006 2011 Males 2011 2011 2006-2011 2011 HSE South (Cork & Kerry) 580,356 621,130 664,534 330,099 334,435 43,404 7.0 HSE South (CW, KK, ST, WD, WX) 423,616 460,838 497,578 247,836 249,742 36,740 8.0 Total HSE South 1,003,972 1,081,968 1,162,112 577,935 584,177 80,144 7.4 Ireland 3,917,203 4,239,848 4,588,252 2,272,699 2,315,553 348,404 8.2 Population of the HSE South by County, 2002 to 2011 Actual Percentage County (city included where Persons Persons Persons Females change change 2006- relevant) 2002 2006 2011 Males 2011 2011 2006-2011 2011 Cork City 123,062 119,418 119,230 58,812 60,418 -188 -0.2 Cork County 324,767 361,877 399,802 198,658 201,144 37,925 10.5 Kerry 132,527 139,835 145,502 72,629 72,873 5,667 4.1 Carlow 46,014 50,349 54,612 27,431 27,181 4,263 8.5 Kilkenny 80,339 87,558 95,419 47,788 47,631 7,861 9.0 South Tipperary 79,121 83,221 88,432 44,244 44,188 5,211 6.3 Waterford City 44,594 45,748 46,732 22,921 23,811 984 2.2 Waterford County 56,952 62,213 67,063 33,543 33,520 4,850 7.8 Wexford 116,596 131,749 145,320 71909 73,411 13,571 10.3 Total HSE South 1,003,972 1,081,968 1,162,112 577,935 584,177 80,144 7.4 Ireland 3,917,203 4,239,848 4,588,252 2,272,699 2,315,553 348,404 8.2 Population of the HSE South by Local Health Office, 2002 to 2011 Actual Percentage Persons Persons Persons Females change change 2006- Local Health Office (LHO) 2002 2006 2011 Males 2011 2011 2006-2011 2011 North Cork 73,511 80,769 89,531 44,889 44,642 8,762 10.8 North Lee 156,036 167,701 181,802 90,708 91,094 14,101 8.4 South Lee 167,479 179,260 191,169 93,436 97,733 11,909 6.6 West Cork 50,803 53,565 56,530 28,437 28,093 2,965 5.5 Kerry 132,527 139,835 145,502 72,629 72,873 5,667 4.1 Carlow/Kilkenny 111,320 120,631 130315 65251 65064 9684 8.0 South Tipperary 84,257 88,441 94136 47156 46980 5695 6.4 Waterford 111,443 120,017 127807 63520 64287 7790 6.5 Wexford 116,596 131,749 145,320 71909 73,411 13,571 10.3 Total HSE South 1,003,972 1,081,968 1,162,112 577,935 584,177 80,144 7.4 Ireland 3,917,203 4,239,848 4,588,252 2,272,699 2,315,553 348,404 8.2 Heather Hegarty, Public Health Department, Cork, HSE South. Gemma Leane, Public Health Department, Kilkenny, HSE South. Source: CSO 2011, FINAL Results 1 Date prepared: 1st May 2012 Census 2011 Final Results CENSUS 2011, POPULATION CLASSIFIED BY AREA - FINAL RESULTS Population of each County/City EDs by Sector & LHO (HSE-South: Cork & Kerry), 2002, 2006 and 2011 Actual Percentage Population Population Population change in change in 2011 - 2011 - 2011 - population population Persons Persons persons males females 2006-2011 2006-2011 2002 2006 (Number) (Number) (Number) (Number) (%) West Cork LHO West Cork Sector 1 South (Skibb/ Clon/ Schull) 001 Clonakilty Urban 3432 3745 4000 1919 2081 255 6.8 009 Skibbereen Urban 2000 2338 2568 1208 1360 230 9.8 054 Abbeymahon 570 594 636 319 317 42 7.1 055 Ardfield 609 670 713 357 356 43 6.4 056 Argideen 320 340 381 202 179 41 12.1 057 Butlerstown 393 401 433 214 219 32 8 058 Cahermore 370 366 394 201 193 28 7.7 059 Castleventry 221 258 259 124 135 1 0.4 060 Clonakilty Rural 1163 1503 1793 862 931 290 19.3 061 Coolcraheen 559 638 660 330 330 22 3.4 062 Courtmacsherry 539 526 770 393 377 244 46.4 063 Derry 422 451 509 272 237 58 12.9 064 Kilkerranmore 476 463 514 269 245 51 11 065 Kilmaloda East 267 319 322 173 149 3 0.9 066 Kilmaloda West 211 202 205 104 101 3 1.5 067 Kilmoylerane 230 260 315 165 150 55 21.2 068 Kilnagross 552 580 565 289 276 -15 -2.6 069 Knocks 272 323 345 171 174 22 6.8 070 Rathbarry 445 466 468 231 237 2 0.4 071 Rosscarbery 862 929 981 476 505 52 5.6 073 Templeomalus 660 708 720 364 356 12 1.7 074 Timoleague 560 662 677 363 314 15 2.3 286 Aghadown North 287 282 287 139 148 5 1.8 287 Aghadown South 597 624 569 296 273 -55 -8.8 290 Cape Clear 346 319 332 167 165 13 4.1 292 Castlehaven North 720 789 793 390 403 4 0.5 293 Castlehaven South 396 408 450 231 219 42 10.3 294 Cloghdonnell 364 345 346 185 161 1 0.3 295 Cloonkeen 349 367 380 200 180 13 3.5 301 Kilfaughnabeg 520 498 536 267 269 38 7.6 302 Killeenleagh 348 360 368 188 180 8 2.2 303 Knockskagh 510 570 545 265 280 -25 -4.4 304 Myross 643 634 735 382 353 101 15.9 305 Shreelane 316 315 365 182 183 50 15.9 306 Skibbereen Rural 1146 1200 1252 624 628 52 4.3 307 Tullagh 798 772 791 397 394 19 2.5 308 Woodfort 404 394 377 204 173 -17 -4.3 309 Ballybane 233 254 303 156 147 49 19.3 310 Ballydehob 778 812 835 418 417 23 2.8 311 Coolagh 187 176 205 95 110 29 16.5 312 Crookhaven 250 239 230 124 106 -9 -3.8 313 Dunbeacon 213 211 199 104 95 -12 -5.7 314 Dunmanus 197 240 238 109 129 -2 -0.8 315 Goleen 260 239 256 137 119 17 7.1 316 Kilcoe 403 446 431 223 208 -15 -3.4 317 Lowertown 206 222 247 135 112 25 11.3 318 Skull 1068 1033 987 459 528 -46 -4.5 319 Toormore 214 205 183 95 88 -22 -10.7 Heather Hegarty, Public Health Department, Cork, HSE South. Gemma Leane, Public Health Department, Kilkenny, HSE South. Source: CSO 2011, FINAL Results 2 Date prepared: 1st May 2012 Census 2011 Final Results Actual Percentage Population Population Population change in change in 2011 - 2011 - 2011 - population population Persons Persons persons males females 2006-2011 2006-2011 2002 2006 (Number) (Number) (Number) (Number) (%) West Cork Sector 2 North (Dun/ Bant/ Castletwn) 032 Ahil 229 195 221 114 107 26 13.3 033 Bantry Rural 952 1011 1072 535 537 61 6 034 Bantry Urban 3150 3307 3348 1622 1726 41 1.2 035 Douce 234 238 216 120 96 -22 -9.2 036 Durrus East 238 265 291 154 137 26 9.8 037 Durrus West 621 650 683 332 351 33 5.1 038 Glanlough 202 194 180 87 93 -14 -7.2 039 Glengarriff 875 1019 1085 524 561 66 6.5 040 Kealkill 400 504 543 267 276 39 7.7 041 Kilcaskan 755 760 814 407 407 54 7.1 042 Mealagh 295 334 354 177 177 20 6 043 Scart 330 349 346 180 166 -3 -0.9 044 Seefin 212 234 305 156 149 71 30.3 045 Sheepshead 162 178 195 100 95 17 9.6 046 Whiddy 29 22 20 12 8 -2 -9.1 047 Adrigole 479 461 467 253 214 6 1.3 048 Bear 207 187 216 124 92 29 15.5 049 Coulagh 519 507 525 283 242 18 3.6 050 Curryglass 345 362 385 204 181 23 6.4 051 Kilcatherine 766 794 804 424 380 10 1.3 052 Killaconenagh 1478 1463 1518 752 766 55 3.8 053 Kilnamanagh 398 372 382 193 189 10 2.7 072 Rossmore 258 274 316 155 161 42 15.3 105 Aultagh 306 327 335 170 165 8 2.4 106 Ballingurteen 501 545 643 327 316 98 18 107 Ballymoney 779 785 808 420 388 23 2.9 108 Bealanageary 239 240 210 107 103 -30 -12.5 109 Bealock 284 270 272 139 133 2 0.7 110 Carrigboy 410 453 491 255 236 38 8.4 111 Castletown 387 404 459 239 220 55 13.6 112 Coolmountain 430 443 429 238 191 -14 -3.2 113 Drinagh 207 206 225 124 101 19 9.2 114 Dunmanway North 1161 1060 1048 531 517 -12 -1.1 115 Dunmanway South 1167 1339 1359 658 701 20 1.5 116 Garrown 264 262 290 163 127 28 10.7 117 Kinneigh 389 381 416 218 198 35 9.2 118 Manch 477 547 596 307 289 49 9 119 Milane 201 178 199 93 106 21 11.8 120 Teerelton 469 497 579 314 265 82 16.5 288 Bredagh 613 637 602 303 299 -35 -5.5 289 Caheragh 289 298 327 165 162 29 9.7 291 Carrigbaun 369 357 362 194 168 5 1.4 296 Drinagh 323 344 370 195 175 26 7.6 297 Dromdaleague North 235 256 294 160 134 38 14.8 298 Dromdaleague South 494 566 622 316 306 56 9.9 299 Garranes 371 354 357 194 163 3 0.8 300 Gortnascreeny 418 440 483 254 229 43 9.8 Heather Hegarty, Public Health Department, Cork, HSE South.
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