The Republic of Ireland is divided into 32 counties, each with its own distinct character and cultural heritage. These counties are further grouped into four provinces: Leinster, Munster, Connacht, and Ulster. Each county has its own unique history, geography, and economy. In this article, we will explore some of the key information about the 32 counties of Ireland.
| County | Population | Province |
|---|---|---|
| Dublin | 1,450,701 | Leinster |
| Antrim | 618,108 | Ulster |
| Cork | 581,231 | Munster |
| Down | 531,665 | Ulster |
| Galway | 276,451 | Connacht |
| Londonderry | 247,132 | Ulster |
| Kildare | 246,977 | Leinster |
| Meath | 220,296 | Leinster |
| Limerick | 205,444 | Munster |
| Tyrone | 179,000 | Ulster |
| Armagh | 174,792 | Ulster |
| Tipperary | 167,661 | Munster |
| Donegal | 166,321 | Ulster |
| Wexford | 163,527 | Leinster |
| Wicklow | 155,485 | Leinster |
| Kerry | 155,258 | Munster |
| Louth | 139,100 | Leinster |
| Mayo | 137,231 | Connacht |
| Clare | 127,419 | Munster |
| Waterford | 127,085 | Munster |
| Kilkenny | 103,685 | Leinster |
| Westmeath | 95,840 | Leinster |
| Laois | 91,657 | Leinster |
| Offaly | 82,668 | Leinster |
| Cavan | 81,201 | Ulster |
| Roscommon | 69,995 | Connacht |
| Sligo | 69,819 | Connacht |
| Monaghan | 64,832 | Ulster |
| Carlow | 61,931 | Leinster |
| Fermanagh | 61,170 | Ulster |
| Longford | 46,634 | Leinster |
| Leitrim | 35,087 | Connacht |
| Total | 7,026,636 |
