Corkaguiny Barony : Age Structure (Irish 1821 classification)

Age Structure (Irish 1821 classification)

Data cube chart.

Age Groups used in 1821 Irish Census 1821
0 to 4 5,123 Show data context
5 to 9 5,262 Show data context
10 to 14 3,907 Show data context
15 to 19 4,573 Show data context
20 to 29 4,961 Show data context
30 to 39 4,039 Show data context
40 to 49 2,666 Show data context
50 to 59 1,720 Show data context
60 to 69 678 Show data context
70 to 79 187 Show data context
80 to 89 42 Show data context
90 to 99 10 Show data context
100 Up 0 Show data context
Age unknown 0 Show data context

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nCube definition


A University of Aberdeen project directed by Clive Lee systematically re-worked county-level occupation/industry data from all censuses 1841-1971 to the 1968 Standard Industrial Classification, distinguishing males and females. Lee calculated two alternative sets of data, Series A and Series B. Series A is for all individual Registration Counties and follows the nineteenth century censuses approach of grouping distributive workers with those involved in manufacturing the same items. Series B is for Administrative C...


ounties and is closely modeled on employment classifications used in the 1970s so sector 23 ('Distributive Trades') is much larger. Not all individual administrative county data are listed. Scottish counties were aggregated to the 1975-1996 regions and Welsh counties were grouped into 'Glamorgan and Monmouthshire' and 'North and West Wales'. As these are derived data, we hold Lee's data only for actual counties and nations already in our system.


How to reference this page:

GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Corkaguiny Barony through time | Historical Statistics on Population | Age Structure (Irish 1821 classification), A Vision of Britain through Time.

URL: https://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/12843185/cube/AGE_IRL1821

Date accessed: 01st August 2026