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Dublin: population and official figures

Population (city proper)
544,107
1 April 2016
Urban agglomeration
1,173,179
1 April 2016

In depth

What is the population of Dublin?

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, had 544,107 inhabitants (city proper) on 1 April 2016, according to an official estimate (usual residents) reported to the United Nations.

Source: United Nations Statistics Division · saved copy

What share of Ireland's population lives in Dublin?

That is about 11.4% of Ireland's 2016 population as estimated by the World Bank (4.76 million).

Source: United Nations Statistics Division · saved copy

How many women and men live in Dublin?

Women and girls made up 50.9% of residents (276,788 female, 267,319 male).

Source: United Nations Statistics Division · saved copy

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Who runs Dublin?

In Ireland, cities and towns are run by county, city, and city-and-county councils: 949 councillors elected by STV every five years; a chief executive is appointed. Housing, planning, roads, libraries, fire services, environment, local and community development.

How local power works in Ireland

Cities of a similar size in Ireland

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Sources

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