T2016 Population Population Population (CSO EDNAME 2006 2011 2016 2016) T2017 T2021 T2026 T2030 2757 Inns Quay C 2672 2709 2757 2944 3167 3418 3573 4665 Mansion House A 4462 4347 4665 4872 5348 5846 6118 1311 Mansion B 869 1069 1311 1152 1235 1316 1354 2513 Merchants Quay A 2275 2513 2577 2843 3142 3322 2062 3966 Merchants Quay B 3822 3966 4377 4819 5256 5490 3901 5389 Mountjoy A 3760 5326 5389 5979 6571 7241 7649 5654 North City 3867 5345 5654 6251 6948 7609 7941 4214 North Dock C 4179 4345 4214 4947 5460 6016 6345 5965 Rotunda A 4672 4698 5965 5286 5777 6288 6594 4329 Royal Exchange A 3602 4481 4329 5115 5683 6279 6583 2082 Royal Exchange B 2020 1914 2082 2049 2189 2354 2450 5122 St. Kevin's 5206 4910 5122 5534 6064 6605 6897 2606 Wood Quay A 2743 2669 2606 2781 2915 3062 3144 44015 47910 50573 50573 59020 64432 Dublin City overall 506,211 527612 548,519 555,636 587,881 627,023 654,528 527612 Table 3.3.15 Population changes within study area based on ED population (CSO 2006,2011,2016) and population projections Conclusions This economic review highlights that all macro-economic indicators show that following on from recession, and having regard to a series of ongoing street works and interventions including Luas cross- city, the city centre has proved to be very resilient. Projections for significant growth in office floor space, residential population, additional journeys into the canal cordon and increases in Tourism and consumer demand all highlight the importance of managing that growth, and creating sufficient space on the road network through modal change to support the economic growth of the city centre.
EDNAME Population 2006 Population 2011 Population 2016 T2016 (CSO 2016) T2017 T2021 T2026 T2030 Inns Quay C 2672 2709 2757 2757 2944 3167 3418 3573 Mansion House A 4462 4347 4665 4665 4872 5348 5846 6118 Mansion B 869 1069 1311 1311 1152 1235 1316 1354 Merchants Quay A 2062 2275 2513 2513 2577 2843 3142 3322 Merchants Quay B 3901 3822 3966 3966 4377 4819 5256 5490 Mountjoy A 3760 5326 5389 5389 5979 6571 7241 7649 North City 3867 5345 5654 5654 6251 6948 7609 7941 North Dock C 4179 4345 4214 4214 4947 5460 6016 6345 Rotunda A 4672 4698 5965 5965 5286 5777 6288 6594 Royal Exchange A 3602 4481 4329 4329 5115 5683 6279 6583 Royal Exchange B 2020 1914 2082 2082 2049 2189 2354 2450 St. Kevin's 5206 4910 5122 5122 5534 6064 6605 6897 Wood Quay A 2743 2669 2606 2606 2781 2915 3062 3144 Dublin City overall 44015 506,211 47910 527612 50573 548,519 50573 555,636 587,881 59020 627,023 64432 654,528 527612 Table 3.3.15 Population changes within study area based on ED population (CSO 2006,2011,2016) and population projections Conclusions This economic review highlights that all macro-economic indicators show that following on from recession, and having regard to a series of ongoing street works and interventions including Luas cross- city, the city centre has proved to be very resilient. Projections for significant growth in office floor space, residential population, additional journeys into the canal cordon and increases in Tourism and consumer demand all highlight the importance of managing that growth, and creating sufficient space on the road network through modal change to support the economic growth of the city centre.