PoleberryWaterford

This neighbourhood in Waterford has a population of 4,875. Between 2016 and 2022, its population grew by 19%.

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Photo: David Dixon · CC BY-SA 2.0

Population

4,875

CSO, Census 2022 · Waterford City and County Council

Median age

36.9

17% are 65+ · Co. Waterford 16%

Degree level

23%

of residents 15+ · Irish towns 36%

Walk, cycle, transit

37%

of working residents · Irish towns 23%

TownGrade

D⁻

#313 of 320

Is Poleberry a good place to live?

Poleberry grades low on several counts. Its weakest is health (D−) — bad health runs at 189 and disability at 132 per 100 expected for its ages. The neighbourhood grades D− overall, better than 2% of Irish towns. In the ranking it comes #313 of 320 Irish towns. Crime is the sore point: 9.7 burglaries and acts of criminal damage per 1,000 residents a year, and 10.6 violent crimes. Walkability is its strong suit. 37% of commuters walk, cycle or take the bus or train (the typical Irish town: 23%). Prices run to a median €294,100, 9.2 times local household income. Jobs & income is weaker too — 55% of working-age residents are employed, with an unemployment rate of 17%.

Figures: commuting, health and work, CSO Census 2022 · crime, CSO recorded crime, 2023 to 2025 · prices, Property Price Register, 2023 to 2025 · incomes, CSO.

This town's house price is the median for its whole Eircode routing key, town and countryside together: fewer than 30 sales in the town itself were recorded on the Property Price Register in 2023 to 2025, so its Cost Grade is less sure. Crime here is counted against the people who live here, but much of it involves people who come in to work, shop or go out, so the rate per resident runs higher than residents' own risk. Health less sure: few enough residents report bad health that the town's figure could be well above or below its true level. This town's Hazard risk Grade uses radon and landslides only: open LiDAR heights don't cover enough of its homes to measure flooding, so flood isn't counted for or against it.

StrongestAWalkabilityWeakestD⁻Health DJobs & income

What makes Poleberry stand out

The 3 things Poleberry does most differently from other towns.

Picked automatically from the data

Inventory buildings per 10,000 residents

History

121 buildings on the national inventory

Of national importance: 1. 5.2 times the median of Irish towns for its size.

National Inventory of Architectural Heritage.

Median gross household income

Income

Gross, a year (the median of Irish towns: €57,760)

CSO household income for the electoral division.

Health

Behind 98%

of Irish towns on health

Its health grade: D−.

How Poleberry grades

Each subject compares Poleberry with Irish towns of 2,500 or more, ordered by how far it is from the middle. Towns in other countries are graded separately.

How grading works

Health132 with a disability per 100 predictedD⁻Open →Jobs & income17% unemployedDOpen →SafetyCrime runs among the highest comparedDOpen →WalkabilityNear the top of the towns comparedAOpen →Hazard riskBased on how exposed the town is to floods, storms and other hazardsDOpen →Cost of livingNear typical for the towns comparedC⁺Open →

SchoolsNot graded in Ireland: schools’ exam results aren’t published school by school (Education Act 1998, s.53)–

How TownRatings grades Irish towns →

121 places on the register, on Poleberry’s outline

Poleberry’s story

Poleberry: 121 buildings on the National Inventory, one of them of national importance

The record adds 9 archaeological sites.

Homes built before 1919: 16%, against 3% across Irish towns.

1700Saint John's College (house)
1750Saint John's Presbytery
1760Arlington Lodge

Explore the history →

Nearby attractions

The Edmund Rice International Heritage Centre and 27 more in and around Poleberry

Castles, abbeys, gardens, museums and days out in and near Poleberry. Best known first.

All attractions →

MuseumMuseumThe Edmund Rice International Heritage Centrein town

CathedralCathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Waterford300 m outside town, to the northeast

MuseumReginald's Tower500 m outside town, to the northeast

CathedralChrist Church Cathedral300 m outside town, to the northeast

MuseumWaterford Treasures: Medieval Museum400 m outside town, to the northeast

MuseumWaterford Treasures: Splendour & Scandal at the Bishop's Palace300 m outside town, to the northeast

Places: Fáilte Ireland open data (CC BY 4.0) · © OpenStreetMap contributors · Wikidata

Photos: each place’s Wikidata image, from Wikimedia Commons under the licence below (our copy, resized).

Photo credits (5)

Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Waterford: Merlante, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Reginald's Tower: Nmwalsh, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Christ Church Cathedral: Merlante, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Waterford Treasures: Medieval Museum: Luistxo, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Waterford Treasures: Splendour & Scandal at the Bishop's Palace: Nmwalsh, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

The data

Data highlights are ordered by what stands out in Poleberry.

HealthHealth D⁻

For its ages, more people in Poleberry live with a disability than in Co. Waterford’s towns or Irish towns: 132 per 100 expected

Self-reported good health: just over four fifths of Poleberry’s residents. The town ranks 39th of the 40 Irish towns nearest its size on the Health Grade, near the bottom. Also worth knowing: at the census, 30% of people here had a disability, above both Co. Waterford’s towns (23%) and Irish towns (22%). Of the 12 towns in Co. Waterford, Poleberry has the largest share in bad or very bad health: 3.7%.

81%good or very good healthD⁻Health Grade

Per 100 expected at the town’s ages · age-standardised

Bad health189

Disability132

Co. Waterford126

Expected100

General health, self-reported

Good or very good 81%Fair 15%Bad or very bad 4%

Census 2022	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Good or very good health	81%	87%	88%
With a disability	30%	23%	22%
Bad or very bad health	3.7%	2.4%	2%
Unpaid carers	4.5%	5.6%	5.4%

189

bad health per 100 expected · Co. Waterford 126

132

disability per 100 expected · Co. Waterford 111

83.1 · 79.3

life expectancy, women · men, the South-East region, 2016

27%

hold a medical card, HSE Dublin and South East

Full pagePoleberry’s health pageOpen the page

Health GradeBad health 189, disability 132 per 100 expected Getting care100% within 800 m of a pharmacy, 75% of a GP surgery Census health81% in good or very good health The wider areaLife expectancy: women 83.1, men 79.3 Vs. the neighboursBehind its 6 graded neighbours

CSO, Census 2022 general health, disability and carers · CSO life expectancy by region, 2016 · HSE medical cards, 2024 · TownRatings age-standardised ratios

Work & commuteJobs & income D

Fewer of the 15 to 64s in Poleberry work than in Co. Waterford’s towns or across Irish towns: 55%

The unemployment rate comes to 17%. Commutes averaged 20.6 min, close to Co. Waterford’s towns (20.2 min) and below Irish towns (27.6 min). Household income averages €31,990 a year before tax.

37%walk, cycle or take transit

How working residents got to work · census 2022

Car or van51%

Walk25%

Bus7%

Bicycle5%

Train, DART or Luas1%

Census 2022	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
In work, 15 to 64	55%	65%	68%
Unemployment rate	17%	11%	9.2%
Median household income	€31,990	€49,810	€57,760
Average trip	20.6 min	20.2 min	27.6 min

€31,990

household income, 2022 estimate · Co. Waterford €51,539

11%

worked mainly from home, 2022

trips of an hour or more

4,569

on the Live Register, Waterford city, September 2026

Walkability: better than 88% of Irish towns

Full pagePoleberry’s work & commute pageOpen the page

Unemployment17% unemployed · Irish towns: 9.2%Getting to work37% walk, cycle or take transit Median income€31,990 a year · Median household income, before tax Benefits over time4,569 on the Live Register · +4.1% on a year earlier

CSO, Census 2022 travel to work, work and education · CSO Geographical Profiles of Income 2022 · Live Register · Census day was 3 April 2022, with working from home still common; shares are of those who travelled.

SafetySafety D

Among the 201 Irish towns of 2,500 to 10,000 people, Poleberry records more crime per resident than 88% of them

In 2023–2025, assaults and harassment led the graded crimes in Poleberry. The overall crime rate is 85 per 1,000 residents a year.

10.6violent incidents per 1,000 a yearDSafety Grade

Compared with towns its sizeFewer incidents against residents per 1,000 than 12% of the 201 Irish towns of 2,500 to 10,000 people: more crime than most for its size. Context only, not part of the grade.

More crimeLess crime

Recorded by type · per 1,000 residents a year, 2023–2025

Theft22

Public order13.6

Road traffic12.7

Assault8.6

Damage7.9

Drugs7

Dangerous acts6.4

Against justice2.6

Burglary1.8

Not in the gradeTheft, public order and offences found by Garda checks (drugs, road traffic, dangerous acts) are shown but left out of the Safety Grade, which counts violence, burglary and damage.

Per 1,000 a year	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Violent crime	10.6	10.6	5.7
Burglary & damage	9.7	9.7	6.4
All recorded crime	85	85	54.3

10.6

violent incidents per 1,000 a year

9.7

burglary and damage per 1,000 a year

4,701

incidents a year, Waterford Garda area

20.2

against residents per 1,000, as graded

Full pagePoleberry’s safety reportOpen the page

Safety Grade10.6 violent incidents per 1,000 · Poleberry has more crime per resident than 92% of Irish towns Crime by typeAssaults and harassment is the most common of the graded categories Vs. the neighboursBehind its 6 graded neighbours Questions“Is Poleberry safe?”

CSO recorded crime by Garda station, 2023–2025, shared to towns by where residents live · Census 2022 populations

Schools

Around Poleberry, only 3% of schools teach through Irish, fewer than in around Co. Waterford’s towns and across Irish towns

C.B.S. Mount Sion, Waterford is the nearest secondary school, 0.4 km away. DEIS, the support scheme, covers 45% of them, above Co. Waterford’s towns (41%) and Irish towns (35%) alike. Within 3 km of Poleberry there are 29 schools (18 primary schools, 9 secondary schools and 2 special schools).

29schools within 3 km

School	Level	Pupils	Ethos
S.N. Ursula Naofa DEISLargest primary schoolPrimary	Primary	620	Catholic
De La Salle College BoysLargest post-primary schoolPost-primary · Voluntary secondary	Post-primary · Voluntary secondary	1,023	Catholic
Gaelscoil na nDeise GaelscoilTeaches through IrishPrimary	Primary	225	Catholic
St Paul's Community College DEISIn the DEIS schemePost-primary · ETB	Post-primary · ETB	792	Inter-denominational

See all 29 schools →

Schools by ethos · Schools within 3 km

Catholic23

Multi-denominational1

Church of Ireland1

Inter-denominational2

Other2

Schools within 3 km	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Teach through Irish	3%	7%	8%
In the DEIS scheme	45%	41%	35%
Single-sex secondaries	56%	56%	39%

11,782

pupils at schools within 3 km, 2025/26

0.4 km

to the nearest primary school

0.4 km

to the nearest secondary school

Full pagePoleberry’s schools pageOpen the page

Who runs them29 schools within 3 km Language3% teach through Irish · One school teaches through Irish Pupils over time11,782 pupils · +4% since 2019/20 Questions“What schools are there in Poleberry?”

Department of Education school lists, 2025/26 (preliminary) · no results are published by school · No school here carries a letter or a result: Ireland publishes neither for individual schools.

Natural hazardsHazard risk D

In Poleberry, radon is the measure to watch: about 31% of homes are estimated over the reference level

Poleberry is protected by the Waterford (Phase 2,3 & 4) Flood Relief Scheme. Radon: 75% of homes are in high-radon areas, above both Co. Waterford’s towns (69%) and Irish towns (0%). Its nearest bathing water is Tramore Beach, 11 km away, rated excellent in 2025.

75%of homes in high-radon areasDHazard risk Grade

Homes exposed · share of the town’s homes

In high-radon areas75%

On high landslide susceptibilityunder 0.1%

Share of homes	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
In high-radon areas	75%	69%	0%
On high landslide susceptibility	under 0.1%	0.2%	0%

31%

of homes over the radon level

flood relief scheme: Waterford (Phase 2,3 & 4) Flood Relief Scheme

11 km

to Tramore Beach bathing water (excellent)

1,873

homes mapped for these shares

Full pagePoleberry’s flood & hazards pageOpen the page

Low-lying homes31% of homes · Protected by Waterford (Phase 2,3 & 4) Flood Relief Scheme Groundunder 0.1% of homes · High landslide susceptibility · Irish towns 0%Radon75% of homes in high-radon areas Vs. the neighboursAhead of 3 of its 6 graded neighbours

EPA radon map, GSI landslide susceptibility and our low-lying homes estimate from OPW LiDAR.

Climate

Afternoon heat in Poleberry beats that of 91% of Irish towns

A July afternoon in Poleberry typically reaches 20.2°C. Across the year it averages 10.8°C, about level with Co. Waterford’s towns (10.8°C) and above Irish towns (10.3°C). This Co. Waterford town sees January nights of 3.3°C on average.

20.2°CJuly afternoon high

Average afternoon highs by season · 1991–2020 averages

Winter9.5°C

Spring13.5°C

Summer19.6°C

Autumn14.7°C

Climate, 1991–2020	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
July high	20.2°C	20.1°C	19.9°C
Average temperature over the year	10.8°C	10.8°C	10.3°C
January low	3.3°C	3.4°C	2.9°C
Rain a year	1,018 mm	1,023 mm	937 mm

20.2°C

July high

3.3°C

January low

1,018 mm

Rain a year

115 mm

Wettest month

Full pagePoleberry’s climate pageOpen the page

At a glanceJuly highs 20.2°C, January lows 3.3°C The yearSummer highs 19.6°C, winter lows 3.4°C Rain1,018 mm of rain a year · October is the wettest month, 115 mm Weather station43 km to the weather station · Johnstown Castle

Met Éireann, 1991–2020 averages.

Outdoors

More homes in Poleberry are a short walk from green space than in Co. Waterford’s towns or Irish towns: 100%

Within 5 km, 7.2% of the land is protected nature, higher than both Co. Waterford’s towns (5.1%) and Irish towns (1.8%). Among the protected sites near Poleberry is Lower River Suir SAC. Across its 7 parks, Poleberry has 47 ha of green space.

100%of homes near green space

Green space per 1,000 residents · per 1,000 residents

Poleberry9.7 ha

Co. Waterford3.4 ha

Irish towns4.1 ha

Outdoors	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Near a park	100%	80%	92%
Protected nature within 5 km	7.2%	5.1%	1.8%
Woodland within 1 km	0.6%	1.2%	2.7%
Green space per 1,000 residents	9.7 ha	3.4 ha	4.1 ha

100%

Near a park

9.7 ha

Green space

22 km

Footpaths

7.2%

Protected for nature

Full pagePoleberry’s outdoors pageOpen the page

Green space nearby100% of homes within 400 m Parks9.7 ha per 1,000 residents · 47 ha of green space, 7 parks Protected nature7.2% of the land within 5 km · Lower River Suir SAC Paths and trails22 km of paths · 5 trails and greenways within 5 km

OpenStreetMap parks and paths, NPWS protected sites and the National Trails Register.

Weather

Forecast for Poleberry: cloudy today and highs near 11 degrees

Expect a dry, breezy day today, the wind reaching 23 km/h and the temperature dipping to 7°C. Over the coming week, Wednesday looks wettest, with about 10 mm of rain. Poleberry’s forecast, set beside its normal weather: in November a typical day reaches 12°C, and nights drop to 5°C.

11°C / 7°CToday

This month and the next three, normal highs · 1991–2020 averages

November12°C

December10°C

January9°C

February10°C

Season	High	Low	Rain
Winter	9°C	3°C	277 mm
Spring	13°C	6°C	209 mm
Summer	20°C	12°C	227 mm
Autumn	15°C	8°C	305 mm

11°C / 7°C

Today

None

Rain, next 24 hours

19 km/h

Wind

72%

Humidity

9 h 21 min

Daylight

Full pagePoleberry’s weather pageOpen the page

Next 24 hoursNone Rain, next 24 hours · Staying mostly dry The week ahead11°C / 7°C Today · A normal 5 November: 13°C / 6°C Warnings & more9 h 21 min Daylight · 07:31 to 16:52

Forecast: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) · normals: Met Éireann, 1991–2020

Who lives here

Poleberry skews young, with 19% of residents aged 15 to 24, more than in Co. Waterford’s towns and across Irish towns

23% of adults hold a degree. Children under 15 make up 12%, below both Co. Waterford’s towns (20%) and Irish towns (20%). Those 65 and older account for 17% of residents.

36.9median age

PoleberryCo. WaterfordIreland

Co. WaterfordIreland

Ages · share of residents

19%

Highest education · residents 15 and older who have finished education

Primary or none17%

Lower secondary20%

Leaving Cert36%

Diploma or cert5%

Degree or higher23%

Women and men · all residents

Women make up 49.9% of Poleberry

2,435 women and 2,440 men live here; across Ireland, women are 50.6%.

Ages and education in Poleberry
	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Under 15	12%	20%	20%
15–24	19%	12%	12%
25–44	30%	27%	29%
45–64	22%	25%	24%
65+	17%	16%	14%
Primary or none	17%	11%	9.7%
Lower secondary	20%	17%	14%
Leaving Cert	36%	36%	35%
Diploma or cert	4.7%	6.1%	5.8%
Degree or higher	23%	30%	36%

Full pagePoleberry’s Who lives here pageOpen the page

Ages36.9 median age · 17% are 65 or over Households2,266 households · 2 people per household Where born27% born outside Ireland Irish speakers31% can speak Irish · 0.7% speak Irish daily outside school

CSO, Census 2022 · Co. Waterford and Ireland: the median of their towns of 2,500+

Town hall

Turnout in Waterford was among the lowest at the 2024 general election

At the general election 56% voted, about level with Co. Waterford’s towns (56%) and below Irish towns (59%). Waterford City and County Council is the one council for Poleberry; Ireland has no town or county councils between it and the government. There is no majority on Waterford City and County Council; Independent have the most seats, 8 of 32, short of 17.

8/32seats held by Independent

Seats on Waterford City and County · June 2024

Independent8

Fine Gael8

Sinn Féin7

Fianna Fáil5

Labour Party3

Social Democrats1

Turnout	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
General election, November 2024	56%	56%	59%
Local elections, June 2024	48%	48%	46%

Councillors

8/32

Independent seats on Waterford City and County, the largest party

48%

turnout, June 2024

TDs elected for Waterford

Full pagePoleberry’s town hall & politics pageOpen the page

Who’s in chargeNo majority: Independent lead with 8 of 32 (17 needed)Councillors6 councillors · Waterford City South How Poleberry votedLocal elections, June 2024 · Co. Waterford towns 48%TDs4 TDs · Waterford

Department of Housing count sheets, 2024

History

Heritage is thick on the ground in Poleberry: 248 inventory buildings per 10,000 residents, above Co. Waterford’s towns and Irish towns

The pre-1919 share of homes is 16%. 9 archaeological sites are on the record, below Co. Waterford’s towns (10) and Irish towns (11) alike. Poleberry’s built heritage counts 121 inventory entries; 1 carry national or international standing.

121inventory buildings

Buildings by NIAH rating · NIAH

International0

National1

Regional120

Among them

Saint John's College (building misc) 1865

1700

earliest dated inventory building

16%

homes built before 1919 · Irish towns 3%

places pictured on the history page

Heritage	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Inventory buildings per 10,000 residents	248	32	48
Homes built before 1919	16%	1.8%	3.4%

Full pagePoleberry’s history pageOpen the page

NIAH buildings121 buildings on the inventory Older homes16% built before 1919 · Irish towns: 3%Monuments9 sites · On the Sites and Monuments Record Questions“How many historic buildings are there in Poleberry?”

NIAH, the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage · Sites and Monuments Record · CSO, Census 2022 homes by year built

HousingCost of living C⁺

Fewer households own their home in Poleberry than in Co. Waterford’s towns or across Irish towns: 35%

Private renters make up 37% of households, higher than both Co. Waterford’s towns (16%) and Irish towns (22%). 27% of households live in social housing.

€294Kmedian sale priceC⁺Cost of living Grade

Median sale price · Eircode area, 2023–2025

Poleberry€294K

Co. Waterford€294K

Irish towns€350K

Housing	Poleberry	Co. Waterford	Ireland
Households owning their home	35%	60%	61%
Households renting privately	37%	16%	22%
Households in social housing	27%	18%	13%
Median sale price	€294K	€294K	€350K

35%

own their home · Irish towns 61%

37%

rent privately · Irish towns 22%

€1,316

a month on new tenancies, Waterford City

5.7

times median household income, County Waterford

Full pagePoleberry’s cost of living pageOpen the page

Owners and renters35% own their home Cost of livingMedian sale price €294,100 Renting€1,316 a month · Average rent on new tenancies

Property Price Register · CSO residential prices by Eircode area · RTB rents · CSO, Census 2022 tenure · The price is for the postcode area X91, not the town alone: too few sales inside the town carry a full address.

Keep exploring

Everything we know about Poleberry

15pages on Poleberry

The big questions

SafetyDHousing & costC⁺Property pricesSchoolsHealthD⁻Work & commuteDNatural hazardsD31.4% of homes in high-radon areas

Out and about

OutdoorsAttractionsClimateWeather

The story

Who lives hereMedian age 36.9 History121 buildings on the National Inventory Town hallFamous people

Landmarks

Poleberry’s built heritage counts 121 inventory entries; 1 carry national or international standing. 9 archaeological sites are on the record here.

All historic buildings →

NIAH: National

Saint John's College (building misc)Building misc · 1865

NIAH: Regional

Saint John's College (house)House · 1700

NIAH: Regional

Saint John's PresbyteryHouse · 1750

NIAH: Regional

Arlington LodgeHouse · 1760

Famous people from around Poleberry

No notable person born in Poleberry is on our list; these were born in the towns around it.

How we find them →

Barry CoughlanIrish hurler · born in Grange · born 1990

Brian O'SullivanIrish hurler · born in Grange · born 1992

Dessie HutchinsonAssociation football player · born in Grange · born 1996

Billy O'SullivanIrish hurler · born in Grange · born 1968

David O'SullivanIrish hurler · born in Grange · born 1988

Fergal HartleyIrish hurler · born in Grange · born 1972

Poleberry’s neighbours

The nearest places of 1,000 or more. Boundaries: Tailte Éireann, CSO Urban Areas 2022 and Electoral Divisions.

Waterford City CentreLisdugganCleaboyBallytruckleGrange UpperGrangePoleberry

How the neighbours grade

Town	People	km	Overall	Cost	Safety	Health
Poleberry	4,875	—	D⁻	C⁺	D	D⁻
Waterford City Centre	9,031	0.8	D	C⁺	D	C
Lisduggan	6,216	1.1	D	C⁺	D	C⁻
Cleaboy	3,454	1.4	C	C⁺	D	C⁺
Ballytruckle	6,563	1.8	D	C⁺	D	C⁻
Grange Upper	2,510	1.9	B	C⁺	D	A⁻
Grange	4,109	2.1	D⁻	C⁺	D	C⁻

People: CSO, Census 2022. Distances: centre to centre.

Questions about Poleberry

Has Poleberry grown?

Poleberry had 4,875 people at the 2022 census, up from 4,111 in 2016: 18.6% more, against 7.6% in the median of Irish towns.

How old are the people of Poleberry?

The median age in Poleberry is 36.9, against 37.6 in the median of Irish towns.

Do people in Poleberry drive to work?

11% mostly work from home, and 44% of journeys take under 15 minutes.

About Poleberry

Neighbourhood in Waterford

Poleberry has 4,875 people, in the area of Waterford City and County Council. TownRatings splits Waterford into neighbourhoods made from the CSO’s Electoral Divisions, named from Tailte Éireann’s gazetteer, so each has figures of its own.

Built from Tailte Éireann’s boundaries and the CSO’s Census 2022 (CC BY 4.0)

Population: 4,875 (CSO, Census 2022)
County: Waterford
Council: Waterford City and County Council
Local electoral area: Waterford City South
Dáil constituency: Waterford
Name in Irish: Poleberry
Area: 0.5 sq mi (1.3 km²)
CSO code: ED:WD:POLEBERRY

Sources: CSO, Census 2022 Small Area Population Statistics (CC BY 4.0) · Tailte Éireann, Urban Areas and Electoral Divisions 2022 (CC BY 4.0) · TownRatings grades, run #544 (Irish towns only). Under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

Contains Central Statistics Office (CSO) data, Census 2022, and Tailte Éireann boundaries (CSO Urban Areas, Small Areas, local electoral areas, constituencies), under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).