Galway city and suburbsCo. Galway City vs WhitehallCo. DublinTown level

The same comparison as the area page, but measured for the town itself, not the whole Eircode routing key.

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iGalway city and suburbs sits in H91, Whitehall in D09. Each figure below is tagged with the geographic level it's actually measured at.
Galway city and suburbs
Whitehall

Outlines are each town's CSO Small Areas — the exact footprint every figure is measured over.

TOWNS
Galway city and suburbs
Co. GALWAY CITY · in H91 · pop 16,854 · 310 small areas
Whitehall
Co. Dublin · in D09 · pop · 53 small areas
Prices & market● TOWN · exact
Median sale price
€378k
€454k
Typical range (P25–P75)
€294k – €475k
€340k – €575k
Sales (24m)
2,449
1,254
Price momentum (YoY)
+9.3%
+7.0%
New-build share
19.1%
3.5%
Schools, health & amenities● TOWN · counts
Count of each facility whose location falls inside the town boundary. Bigger towns naturally score higher — read alongside population.
Schools
26 prim · 10 sec
2 prim · 3 sec
Galway city and suburbs · 38 schools (largest first)
Coláiste Einde Secondary
806 pupils · 50% to 3rd-level · CATHOLICDEIS
St Joseph's College Secondary
767 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Coláiste Muire Máthair Secondary
765 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Coláiste Mhuirlinne/merlin College Secondary
725 pupils · 45% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONALDEIS
Jesus & Mary Secondary School Secondary
666 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Coláiste Na Coiribe Secondary
666 pupils · 75% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONALGaelscoil
Coláiste Iognáid S.j. Secondary
636 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Dominican College Secondary
601 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Galway Community College Secondary
454 pupils · 40% to 3rd-level · INTER DENOMINATIONALDEIS
Galway City & Oranmore Educate Together Secondary School Secondary
350 pupils · 65% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONAL
Atlantic Technological University Secondary
enrolment n/a · 35% to 3rd-level · technological_university
University Of Galway Secondary
enrolment n/a · 75% to 3rd-level · university
Gaelscoil Mhic Amhlaigh Primary
649 pupils · CatholicGaelscoil
S N Iognaid Primary
499 pupils · Catholic
Gaelscoil Dara Primary
428 pupils · Catholic
St. John The Apostle, Knocknacarra Ns Primary
397 pupils · Catholic
Merlin Woods Primary School Primary
383 pupils · Catholic
Galway Educate Together Ns Primary
381 pupils · Multi Denominational
Bushy Park N S Primary
373 pupils · Catholic
S N Caitriona Sois Primary
367 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Sn Caitriona Sinsear Primary
361 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Radharc Na Mara National School Primary
351 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Tirellan Heights N S Primary
349 pupils · CatholicDEISGaelscoil
Scoil Náisiúnta Róis Primary
315 pupils · Catholic
Scoil Ide Primary
272 pupils · Catholic
Niochlas N S Primary
271 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Scoil An Linbh Iosa Primary
261 pupils · CatholicDEIS
S N Padraic Naofa Primary
231 pupils · Catholic
Scoil Naomh Iosef Primary
206 pupils · CatholicGaelscoil
Knocknacarra Educate Together Ns Primary
205 pupils · Multi DenominationalGaelscoil
S N Bride Naofa Primary
204 pupils · CatholicDEIS
S N Fhursa Primary
200 pupils · Catholic
Scoil Croi Iosa Primary
136 pupils · CatholicDEIS
S N Brighde Primary
135 pupils · CatholicGaelscoil
Scoil Naomh Einde Primary
117 pupils · Catholic
Cuan Na Gaillimhe Community National School Primary
111 pupils · Multi DenominationalGaelscoil
Sn Colmcille Primary
82 pupils · CatholicDEISGaelscoil
Parochial N S Primary
71 pupils · Church Of Ireland
Whitehall · 6 schools (largest first)
Clonturk College Secondary
939 pupils · 75% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONAL
St. Aidan's C.b.s. Secondary
728 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Ellenfield Community College Secondary
103 pupils · 35% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONALDEIS
Dublin City University Secondary
enrolment n/a · 70% to 3rd-level · university
Holy Child National School Primary
495 pupils · Catholic
Scoil An Leinbh Iosa Boys Seniors Primary
315 pupils · Catholic
Creches
67
16
GP practices
23
5
Pharmacies
37
9
Hospitals
6
3
Bus stops
352
60
Rail / Luas stops
1
0
Gyms & leisure
64
13
Parks & playgrounds
65
5
Sports pitches
167
35
Commute by car● TOWN · from centre
Drive time from the town centre to each city centre — typical off-peak, with an estimated weekday rush hour. OSRM road routing.
Galway
3m · ~5 rush
149m · ~175 rush
Dublin
147m · ~180 rush
11m · ~20 rush
Limerick
77m · ~95 rush
144m · ~160 rush
Waterford
190m · ~205 rush
123m · ~135 rush
Cork
157m · ~180 rush
183m · ~205 rush
Affluence & profile● ELECTORAL DIVISION
Affluence (Pobal HP)
1.1
2.3
Galway city and suburbs · 24 EDs, poorest → richest
-8NewcastleDisadvantaged
-6ShantallaBelow average
-5MervueBelow average
-5CarrowbrowneBelow average
-1BallintempleBelow average
-1BallybaanBelow average
0BarnaBelow average
0Lough AtaliaBelow average
0DanganBelow average
+1CastlegarAbove average
+1WellparkAbove average
+2MenloughAbove average
+2RenmoreAbove average
+2Taylors HillAbove average
+3RahoonAbove average
+3CladdaghAbove average
+4St. NicholasAffluent
+5MurrooghAffluent
+5Nuns IslandAffluent
+5SalthillAffluent
+6Eyre SquareAffluent
+6RockbartonAffluent
+6KnocknacarraghAffluent
+7BallybritAffluent
Whitehall · 4 EDs, poorest → richest
+0Whitehall DAbove average
+1Whitehall BAbove average
+3Whitehall CAbove average
+5Whitehall AAffluent
Third-level educated
49.6%
49.0%
Professional class
38.5%
43.1%
Unemployment
8.7%
6.4%
Owner-occupier
53.0%
68.3%
Private rental
35.0%
23.1%
Social housing (LA)
8.2%
5.8%
Liveability & safety● AREA · H91 / D09
Wider-area figures, not the town. Quality of life & rank are for the whole Eircode area each town sits in (Galway city and suburbsH91, WhitehallD09); safety & crime are the Galway Garda division.
Quality of Life
69/100
64/100
National rank
#25
#57
County rank
#1
#14
Safety
61/100
59/100
Crime / 1,000
60.1
61.5

Affluence range

Pobal HP deprivation index — published per Electoral Division, so the spread shows the town's poorest to richest ED. A town that is a single ED shows one mark, no range.

Galway city and suburbs Above average+1.1
← more deprivednational avg · 0more affluent →
Spread across the town: Newcastle -8 (least affluent) → Ballybrit +7 (most affluent). It straddles the national average.
Whitehall Above average+2.3
← more deprivednational avg · 0more affluent →
Spread across the town: Whitehall D +1 (least affluent) → Whitehall A +5 (most affluent). Even its least-affluent neighbourhood is above the national average.

How accurate is this, and at what level?

● TOWN
Prices, amenities & commute — exact, town-specific.

Prices come from individual PPR sales inside the town's Small-Area boundary; schools, GPs, transport, gyms and parks are counted the same way; commute is routed from the town centre. The figures the routing-key area page can't give you.

● ED
Affluence, profile & tenure — Electoral-Division level.

Pobal HP, third-level, class, unemployment, tenure are published per Electoral Division and averaged across the town's EDs — a range where the town spans several EDs (see the bar above).

● AREA
Liveability & safety — wider-area, not the town.

Quality of life and rank are per Eircode routing key; safety & crime are the Garda division (Galway) — coarser than a town, so two towns in the same county read the same.

Population & growth are loaded for ~7 counties so far (not Leinster yet); rent & yield are too sparse per town. Tap Schools or Affluence to drill in. Built from 363 CSO Small Areas.
AffluenceEducationAmenitiesTransportSafetyAffordabilityCity access
Galway city and suburbsWhitehall
The verdict

Galway city and suburbs is the stronger town on the data — it leads on 2 of the 7 dimensions to Whitehall’s 0, with 5 level: schools & amenities and affordability. Whitehall doesn’t lead on any.

Higher is better on every spoke — affluence, education, amenity density, transport, safety, affordability and nearest-city access, scored head-to-head.

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