Over 50 years of Research | Vast Database of Histories |
Over 50 years of Research | Vast Database of Histories |
Over 50 years of Research | Vast Database of Histories |
Over 50 years of Research | Vast Database of Histories |
Over 50 years of Research | Vast Database of Histories |
Munster is the southernmost of the four Irish provinces.
As of 2006, it has a population of 1,172,170 people, and contains the counties of Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford. These districts have remained unchanged since the Middle Ages.
Cork is the largest city with a population of 190,384 (2006). In the 2006 census, Limerick had a population of 90,757 and Waterford had a population of 49,213.