1901 Census of Ireland, Census of Ireland, 1901. Area, Houses and Population: also the Ages, Civil or Conjugal Condition, Occupations, Birthplaces, Religion, and Education of the People, Table 29 : " Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county of [--]".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		Population			Religious Professions
		Persons. [1]	Males. [2]	Females. [3]	Roman Catholics			Protestant Episcopalians			Presbyterians			Methodists			All other Denominations
					Total. [4]	Males. [5]	Females. [6]	Total. [7]	Males. [8]	Females. [9]	Total. [10]	Males. [11]	Females. [12]	Total. [13]	Males. [14]	Females. [15]	Total. [16]	Males. [17]	Females. [18]
Ireland Country Total		4,458,775	2,200,040	2,258,735	3,308,661	1,640,333	1,668,328	581,089	283,991	297,098	443,276	215,040	228,236	62,006	29,444	32,562	63,743	31,232	32,511
Leinster Province		1,152,829	571,809	581,020	981,768	487,857	493,911	141,615	69,019	72,596	11,987	6,237	5,750	7,977	3,938	4,039	9,482	4,758	4,724
Munster Province		540,970	1,076,188	535,218	1,007,876	503,865	504,011	56,671	30,518	26,153	3,426	1,865	1,561	4,974	2,641	2,333	3,241	2,081	1,160
Ulster Province		1,582,826	763,594	819,232	699,202	338,450	360,752	360,373	173,360	187,013	425,526	205,723	219,803	47,372	22,039	25,333	50,353	24,022	26,331
Connaught Province		646,932	323,667	323,265	619,815	310,161	309,654	22,430	11,094	11,336	2,337	1,215	1,122	1,683	826	857	667	371	296

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Comments:

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