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Cavan ...Bailieborough County Cavan Catchment Profile Key Data for Enterprise Strategy About this Report Each profile provides detailed information and indicators on a series of themes such as demographics, industry, housing and transport. Browse through the profile to get a better understanding of your local and regional market. Use the map on the opposite page to visualise the extent of each catchment. The profile also comes with a detailed database containing all of the source indicators. The data and accompanying graphics can be used as input to reports, presentations and other marketing material to assist in the development of a business growth strategy. Cavan County Council Cavan County Council is responsible for the delivery of wide range of services including the provision of infrastructural services that are necessary for the development of the physical, economic, social and cultural life of the County. Since the introduction of the Local Government Reform Act 2014, Local Authorities are also the primary driver of social, economic, and community development at local level focusing on supports that generate sustainable enterprise and jobs building a thriving local economy. Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) Established in 2014, the 31 Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) are the “first stop shop” for anyone seeking information and support on starting or growing a business in Ireland. LEOs are operated on a partnership basis by Enterprise Ireland and the Local Authorities and their parent departments – the Department of Business, Enterprise & Innovation and the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government. Spatial Insight Solutions This profile has been developed by Spatial Insight Solutions - a professional consultancy specialising in spatial analysis (GIS), geo-demographics, data analytics and custom map design. For more information on this report or to discuss other data related queries please contact the team: e: [email protected] w: www.spatialinsight.ie 2 | County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough Indicators and Catchments Indicators The socio-economic catchment profile (skills audit) is based on six key themes with a series of indicators representing each theme. All data is based on the latest available Census information and incorporates data from both Ireland and Northern Ireland (2016). County Cavan Each indicator page highlights the Catchment Proles key points and provides three key graphics that illustrate the main data for either the hierarchy of geographies (settlement, 30 and 60 minutes catchment) or for the key indicators within the theme. Geography The socio-economic catchment profile is based on two distinct geographies. Firstly, the official settlement boundary for the town (based on Central Statistics Office definition) and secondly, a drive-time isochrone or travel catchment to each settlement. Two isochrones are represented here - a 0-30 minute travel isochrone and a one-hour travel isochrone (see green and blue areas below). Settlement 0-30 minute drivetime 0-60 minute drivetime Mapping: Contains Irish Public Sector Data (data.gov.ie) licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CCBY 4.0) licence. Developed using QGIS and related plug-ins. County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough | 3 Demography (All-Island) Total Population The total population within the settlement is 2,683 and represents approximately 3.5% of the population of the 2,683 county (76,176) in 2016. Within a thirty minute drivetime there is a total population of 73,353. This gure represents approximately 1.1% of the 73,353 All-Island population (6.624M) in 2016. Within a one hour drivetime there is a total population of 488,440. This gure represents approximately 7.4% of the Within a one hour drivetime there is a total population of 300,913.488,440 This gure reAll-Islandpre populationsen (6.624M)ts in a2016.pproximately % of the population of Ireland () in 2011. 0 to 4 228 368 = 367 2,683 170 5 to 12 within the settlement 1,550 13 to 17 5,643 18 to 64 9,502 = 9,634 73,353 5,490 65 Plus minute 43,084 drivetime 37,359 60,774 = 62,978 488,440 35,627 291,702 minute drivetime 4 | County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough Demography (All-Island) Working Age Population (15 to 64) The total working age population within the settlement is 1,649 and represents approximately 3.4% of the working age 1,649 population of the county (48,090) in 2016. Within a thirty minute drivetime there is a total working age population of 46,211. This gure represents approximately 1.1% of 46,211 the working age All-Island population(4.317M) in 2016. Within a one hour drivetime there is a total working age population of 314,164. This gure represents approximately 7.3% Within a one hour drivetime there is a total population of 300,913.314,164 This gureof ther eAll-Islandpr workinges agee populationnts (4.317M)ap inp 2016.roximately % of the population of Ireland () in 2011. 2,534 =1,649 1,361 1,649 within the settlement 288 15 to 24 25 to 64 15-64 15-74 55,773 46,211 37,644 = 46,211 8,456 minute drivetime 15 to 24 25 to 64 15-64 15-74 372,667 314,164 256,038 = 314,164 59,915 minute 15 to 24 25 to 64 15-64 15-74 drivetime County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough | 5 Education Attainment Levels (RoI only) Within a one hour drivetime from the settlement there are 1,192 1,192 graduates with a PhD. 140 reside within a half hour PhDs drive from the settlement. 61,961 There are 61,961 graduates with a Third Level Degree residing within a one hour drive from the settlement. 28.1% have a 3rd Level PostGrad and 1.9% have a PhD. Bailieborough has a high number of people with 58,612 Apprenticeships, Technical and Vocational qualications Ennis has a high number of people with Apprenticeships, Technical anTradesd Voc ationresidingal qwithnu a onea lhourifi drivec froma tithe settlement.ons residing withn a one hour drive from the settlement. 399 347 324 329 193 62 within the 1 settlement 10,431 8,566 8,805 7,317 6,556 2,340 140 minute drivetime 58,672 51,412 45,337 43,386 39,198 17,383 minute 1,192 drivetime 6 | County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough Education Field of Study (RoI only) Within a one hour drivetime there are a total of 32,509 (11.9%) people 32,509 with a 3rd level qualication in Social Science, Business & Law. This gure Business & Law is 4,652 (9.9%) within 30 minutes and 122 (6.9%) within the settlement. 9,574 Within a one hour drivetime there are a total of 9,574 (3.5%) people with Science- a 3rd level qualication in Science, Maths and Computing. This gure is 1,338 (2.9%) within 30 minutes and 41 (2.3%) within the settlement. Within a one hour drivetime there are a total of 20,074 (10.4%) people with a 3rd level qualificatiMaths/Computingon in Social Science, Business & Law. This figure is 6,458 (11.1%) within 30 minutes and 1,740 (10.6%) within the settlement. Within a one hour drivetime there are a total of 25,529 (9.4%) people with a 25,529 3rd level qualication in Engineering, Manu & Cons. This gure is 4,699 Engineering & (10%) within 30 minutes and 159 (9%) within the settlement. Construction 159 122 125 108 58 41 36 23 18 within the 0 settlement 4,652 4,699 3,406 2,068 2,129 1,777 1,338 602 492 40 minute drivetime 32,509 25,529 20,546 12,618 10,850 9,574 8,733 4,190 3,669 minute 233 drivetime County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough | 7 Industry & Occupations Industry of Employment (RoI only) 40,307 Of the 174,381 people at Work within a one hour drivetime, a total of 40,307 (23.1%) are employed in 'Commerce and Trade'. This gure is 6,152 Commerce & (20.7%) within 30 minutes and 214 (24.1%) within the settlement. Trade 38,987 Of the 174,381 people at Work within a one hour drivetime, a total of 38,987 (22.4%) are employed in 'Professional Services'. This gure is Professional 6,037 (20.3%) within 30 minutes and 171 (19.3%) within the settlement. Services Of the 174,381 people at Work within a one hour drivetime, a total of 23,265 23,265 (13.3%) are employed in 'Manufacturing'. This gure is 4,921 Manufacturing (16.6%) within 30 minutes and 165 (18.6%) within the settlement. 214 165 171 135 81 54 39 29 within the settlement 6,152 6,037 4,921 4,180 2,956 2,508 1,684 1,267 minute drivetime 40,307 38,987 27,673 23,265 11,086 11,779 12,310 8,974 minute drivetime 8 | County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough Industry & Occupations Type of Occupation (RoI only) A total of 14,424 (7.2%) persons classed as 'Managers, Directors 15,424 and Senior Ocials' are residing within a one hour drivetime, 2,208 Senior Execs (6.5%) within 30 minutes and 84 (7.1%) within the Settlement. A total of 28,541 (14.2%) persons classed as ‘Professionals’ are 28,541 residing within a one hour drivetime, 4,244 (12.5%) within 30 Professionals minutes and 95 (8%) within the Settlement. 18,200 A total of 18,200 (9.1%) persons classed as ‘Associate Professonal and Technical' are residing within a one hour drivetime, 2,525 Prof & (7.4%) within 30 minutes and 71 (6%) within the Settlement. Technical Elementary Occupations 130 Process, Plant and Machine Ops 156 Sales and Customer Service 83 Caring, Leisure and Other Service 97 Skilled Trades 171 Administrative and Secretarial 75 within the settlement Associate Professional and Technical 71 Professional 95 Managers, Directors and Senior Officials 84 Elementary Occupations 3,093 Process, Plant and Machine Ops 4,015 Sales and Customer Service 1,819 Caring, Leisure and Other Service 2,652 Skilled Trades 7,334 Administrative and Secretarial 3,101 minute Associate Professional and Technical 2,525 drivetime Professional 4,244 Managers, Directors and Senior Officials 2,208 Elementary Occupations 18,589 Process, Plant and Machine Ops 18,046 Sales and Customer Service 13,343 Caring, Leisure and Other Service 15,916 Skilled Trades 33,982 Administrative and Secretarial 19,674 minute Associate Professional and Technical 18,200 drivetime Professional 28,541 Managers, Directors and Senior Officials 14,424 County Cavan Catchment Profile - Bailieborough | 9 Demography Non-native Language Speakers (RoI only) Within a 60 minute drivetime a population of 53,740 are non-native language speakers.
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