Hate seeing bad charts/data so here is how it actually looks.
https://i.redd.it/f02ox0518xag1.png
Posted by LongjumpingCook1574
Hate seeing bad charts/data so here is how it actually looks.
https://i.redd.it/f02ox0518xag1.png
Posted by LongjumpingCook1574
16 Comments
What about Cork, would that not add some density?
[insert joke about Dublin having a dense population here]
[insert throwaway comment about {RANDOM_COUNTY} here]
Ireland is a city state, especially in the way we operate.
It looks like a wee Ireland facing the other way, with bigger ears.
I’m surprised Wicklow is not more densely populated.
I wonder what it would look like if we had this for the whole island rather than by county, to see the density per square kilometre across the whole island?
City state
Great image that reinforces the Dublin-Belfast economic corridor and its power compared to other regions
A Galway-Limerick-Cork corridor would have such potential if connectivity was greatly improved between them all. 3 cities, 2 ports, 2 international airports on the route
Shading is far too subtle for my eyes! Might be a green thing.
Either you live in Dublin, or the middle of fucking nowhere
There is no inbetween with ireland
Too east coast centric for absolutely no reason.
No Motorway between cities outside of Dublin
Poor rural transport (chicken and egg situation)
Could you also do one by sub area?
Parish, townland, Baronies?
Meath should be split in two or three parts. Because the population density on the East Coast is far in excess of the majority of the county.
And the area suffers for that. Inadequate resources, lack of policing, lack of medical facilities, lack of so much.
People don’t experience density at a county level. The difference between where people live isn’t as stark as this makes it seem.
That’s not a real chart
And that link looks dodgy af
Yeah, Dublin is Packed