General report, Ireland, 1911

(Page 1) 1. Area, houses, and population of Ireland in 1911

(Page 1) 3. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each province of Ireland; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) 5. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the principal towns in Ireland; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) 7. (This table in the county books gives statistics for each townland and town; for summary, see table 6 above)

(Page 4) 9. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families), in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each province of Ireland in 1911

(Page 5) 12. Showing, by provinces, the number of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick, and prisoners, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 5) 14. Showing, by provinces, the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in the ten years from 1st of April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Page 6) 15. Ages of persons in each province on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 6) 17. (This table in the county books gives statistics of ages of the population of the principal towns in the several counties, for details of which see county books)

(Page 6) 18. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons

(Pages 7-8) 19. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Page 21) 21. This table in the county books gives the occupations of males and females aged under 20, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district, for details of which see county books)

(Pages 22-27) 23. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 28-30) 24. Showing, by counties, the birthplaces of the inhabitants of Ireland

(Page 31) 26. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in Ireland in 1911

(Page 41) 29a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in each province, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 42-43) 30. Showing, by provinces, the population, according to ages, sexes and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 42-43) 32. (This table in the county books gives statistics of the ages, sexes and degrees of elementary education of the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts), for details of which see county books)

(Pages 44-45) 34. (This table in the county books shows, by provinces, the total population in each parliamentary division and parliamentary borough on the night of the 2nd April, 1911, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population, nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate. For details, see county books)

(Pages 46-47) 36. Showing, for 1911, by provinces, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English

(Pages 48-57) 38. Showing, for Ireland, by provinces, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ended 13th May, 1911

(Page 60) 40. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent, to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in Ireland at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 60) 41. Emigration from Ireland during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 62) 43. Showing, by provinces, the total population at each census period, 1821-1911

(Page 63) 45. Showing, by provinces, the number of inhabited houses at each census period, 1821-1911

(Page 64) 47. Administrative counties arranged (1st), according to the actual numbers of the population; and (2nd), according to density of population, in 1911

(Page 65) 48. Showing the administrative counties arranged in order of per-centage of increase or decrease of population between 1901 and 1911

(Page 66) 49. Showing, by civic and rural districts, and for all Ireland, the number of inhabited houses in each class, and of the families occupying them, in 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901, and 1911

(Pages 67-68) 51. Showing the area, houses, and population, in 1911, of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district); also the county or counties in which the union is situated

(Page 71) 53. Showing the area, houses, and population of cities, etc., containing over 50, 000 inhabitants in 1911, with the origin of their local government

(Page 71) 55. Showing the area, houses, and population of towns, etc., containing 10000 and not exceeding 20000 inhabitants in 1911, with the origin of their local government

(Pages 72-73) 57. Showing the area, houses, and population of towns containing 2000 and not exceeding 5000 inhabitants in 1911, with the origin of their local government (if any)

(Page 74) 59 Showing the area, houses, and population of the Metropolitan police district, and of the Dublin registration area, respectively, in 1911

(Page 74) 60. Showing the number of males and females in 1901 and 1911 under 1 year, 1 year and under 5, and in quinquennial periods from 5 years and upwards, also the actual increase or decrease and the proportion per cent, in 1911

(Page 75) 62. Showing, by provinces, counties, cities, etc., the proportion per cent, of the population at four quinquennial periods, who could read and write, read only, or neither read nor write, in 1911

(Page 100) 64. Showing, by provinces, the number and sex of persons 100 years old and upward in 1911

(Page 102) 67. Showing, by provinces, counties, &c, the proportion of single, married, and widowed persons of each sex to 100 men and 100 women of the age of 20 years and upwards in 1911

(Page 103) 69. Showing, by provinces and counties, the number of unmarried, married, and widowed females between the ages of 15 and 45 on the 2nd April, 1911, and the proportion per cent, under each head

(Pages 104-109) 70. Showing the occupations of males and females in 1901 and 1911, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards, in classes, orders, and sub-orders

(Pages 122-131) 72. Showing, by ages and sexes, the occupations or social position, in 1911, of the inhabitants of the Dublin registration area, exclusive of the city of Dublin

(Page 144) 75. Showing, by counties and provinces, the number in every 100 of the population in 1911 who were born in England and Wales, Scotland, and abroad

(Pages 168-181) The deaf and dumb

(Page 188) 109. Showing, by provinces, counties, and county boroughs, the number of inmates of the principal institutions, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 190-198) Hospitals

(Pages 199-202) Workhouses

(Pages 203-208) Charitable institutions

(Pages 208-209) Prisons

(Pages 212-218) 122. Showing the religious professions of the population, by sexes, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911, in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), and the county or counties in which situated

(Page 221) 124. Showing the religious professions of the inhabitants of the parliamentary boroughs, and parliamentary divisions within boroughs, in 1901 and 1911, also the number of electors belonging to each in 1911

(Pages 225-229) 126. Showing the territory comprised within each diocese, and the religious professions of the inhabitants, in 1911

(Pages 231-233) 128. Showing the religious professions of the inhabitants of each ecclesiastical province and diocese in 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901, and 1911, with the proportion per cent, of the inhabitants belonging to each religious profession

(Pages 236-237) 130. Showing, for the years 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901, and 1911, the religious professions of the inhabitants of each ecclesiastical province and diocese of the late established church (church of Ireland)

(Pages 238-239) 131. Showing, for each province, county, &c, by religious professions, the proportion per cent, of the population, 9 years old and upwards, who could read and write, read only, and neither read nor write, in 1911

(Pages 292-293) 144. Emigration from each county during the twenty years from 1st April, 1891, to 31st March, 1911

(Pages 294-297) 145. Showing, by provinces, counties, &c, the area, population, number of houses and families, occupations, religious professions, and education, in 1911

(Pages 304-323) 149. Showing the number of agricultural holdings in each county, classified according to rateable valuation with the population, houses, etc., on the holdings of each class of rateable valuation; also the number of holdings, according to size

(Page 430) 151. Showing, by counties and provinces, the number of agricultural holdings of each class in 1911, according to size

(Page 432) 153. Showing, by counties and provinces, the area in statute acres, under agricultural holdings, of each class of rateable valuation in Ireland in 1911

(Page 434) 155. Showing, by counties and provinces, the per-centage of holdings in each of twelve classes of rateable valuation in 1911

(Page 436) 157. Showing, by counties and provinces, the average rateable valuation of each agricultural holding in the several classes

(Page 438) 159. Showing, by counties and provinces, the population on each class of agricultural holdings in 1911

(Pages 440-443) 161. Showing, by counties and provinces, the number of inhabited houses of each class on each of twelve classes of agricultural holdings in 1911

(Page 446) 163. Showing, by counties and provinces, according to rateable valuation, the number of uninhabited houses on each class of agricultural holdings in 1911

(Pages 476-501) 166. Showing for the six county boroughs of Ireland, for marriages at each of eleven durations of married life, the total number of families, arranged according to size, the total number of children born alive, and of such who had died; these particulars being tabulated according to ages (in combination) of husbands and wives at marriage

(Pages 528-552) 168. Showing for the Belfast county borough, for marriages at each of eleven durations of married life, the total number of families, arranged according to size, the total number of children born alive, and of such who had died; these particulars being tabulated according to ages (in combination) of husbands and wives at marriage