Ireland cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON formats

Ireland
Ireland
Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 22 January 2026.

Country
Ireland
Capital
Dublin
Number of cities
8066
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This is the best list of 8066 cities in the Ireland available in 5 formats ( Excel, CSV, JSON, SQL, XML ). You will find only data associated with the cities of a country (capital, towns and villages). There is no information concerning the environment, such as the location of a river or a mountain, for example. All cities are associated with regions and sub-regions (where available).

Each file contains the following data: Geoname_ID, City, Alternate_Name, Country_Code, Region, Sub_region, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Population, Timezone, Fcode_Name. See the FAQ below for a detailed explanation.

Here is an example of the data from the Ireland file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
3301118BallycullaneIEMunsterCounty Waterford52.065-7.698610Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3306532Knock Cross RoadsIEMunsterCounty Tipperary52.89278-8.078890Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2960970WestportCaair ny Mart,Cathair na Mart,Uehstport,Uestport,Westport,uesutopoto,weseuteupoteu,Уестпорт,Уэстпорт,ویسٹپورت، کاؤنٹی میو,უესტპორტი,ウェストポート,웨스트포트IEConnachtMayo County53.8-9.516676198Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3314270BallyadamIELeinsterKildare53.03611-6.891390Europe/Dublinpopulated place
8658968BurtIEUlsterCounty Donegal55.04057-7.428950Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966377BaltimoreBaltimore,Boltimor,Dun na Sead,Dún na Séad,БолтиморIEMunsterCounty Cork51.48446-9.36782347Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966776BallinaboyIEConnachtCounty Galway53.46667-10.016670Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10102097Ballygillane LittleIELeinsterWexford52.24449-6.3510Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3316439Civil HollowIELeinsterLouth53.86833-6.314170Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3308244Cloonlahard BridgeIEMunsterLimerick City and County Council52.54417-9.203060Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961546SeltannaveenySeltannaveeny,SeltannavennyIEConnachtRoscommon54.1-8.116670Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2962841LongfordIELeinsterUíbh Fhailí53.06139-7.744440Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3299842DromgarriffIEMunsterCounty Cork51.99056-8.540560Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3294101BallinluskaIEMunsterCounty Cork51.78606-8.302660Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961173RoundwoodAn Tochar,An Tóchar,Roundwood,TogherIELeinsterWicklow53.05861-6.22611833Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2963135KnockaderryCnoc an Doire,KnockaderryIEMunsterLimerick City and County Council52.46556-8.96528513Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10130183DereenmanusIEConnachtMayo County53.88161-9.311580Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3315786LarganIEConnachtMayo County53.96233-9.249940Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961792RiverstickAth an Mhaide,Riverstick,Áth an MhaideIEMunsterCounty Cork51.77239-8.49404590Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9805166Barreitsplot EastBarreitsplot East,Plota an Bhaireadaigh Thoir,Plota an Bhairéadaigh ThoirIEConnachtMayo County54.17727-10.059270Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966659BallybrophyBaile Ui Bhroithe,Baile Uí Bhróithe,Ballybrohy,Ballybrophy,Ballybrophy JunctionIELeinsterLaois52.89944-7.60250Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2962062PaulsworthIEMunsterCounty Cork51.97417-7.703330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3301203Soldiers Cross RoadsIEMunsterCounty Waterford52.15056-7.720830Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966641BallycollaBaile Cholla,BallycollaIELeinsterLaois52.88278-7.44722138Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966307BarrykillaIEMunsterCounty Cork51.84417-8.168330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3302871SheeanIELeinsterCounty Carlow52.67889-6.832220Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2964800DerrymullanIEConnachtCounty Galway53.34222-8.266390Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10170100ParknasillaIEMunsterKerry51.81838-9.872070Europe/Dublinpopulated place
12019001ArdanewIELeinsterMeath53.47744-6.866970Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3301072Kielys Cross RoadsIEMunsterCounty Waterford52.01083-7.703610Europe/Dublinpopulated place
12132672DerreensIEConnachtSligo54.11753-8.770570Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3316131PollatomishPoll an tSomais,Poll an tSómais,PollatomishIEConnachtMayo County54.26203-9.796620Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3307430Rathbeg BridgeIEMunsterCounty Tipperary52.685-7.591670Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9866489LurganboyIELeinsterMeath53.69362-7.151070Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961726RosenallisRos Fhionnghlaise,RosenallisIELeinsterLaois53.13444-7.404440Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9866989PhilpotstownIELeinsterMeath53.6234-6.689820Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3313504ShanboeIELeinsterLaois52.92889-7.656390Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2964503DunlewyDun Luiche,Dun Lukhe,Dunlewy,Dún Lúiche,Дун ЛухеIEUlsterCounty Donegal55.01667-8.13400Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10129995TawnyeenyIEConnachtMayo County53.87081-9.382910Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3301918Goff’s BridgeIELeinsterWexford52.30917-6.716940Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2965863CaherdanielCaherdaniel,Cathair Donall,Cathair Dónall,CuherdanielIEMunsterKerry51.76667-10.10Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2967050Aghatubrid BridgeAghatubrid,Aghatubrid BridgeIEMunsterKerry51.88111-10.196390Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3312954BallyeighanIELeinsterUíbh Fhailí53.04944-7.907780Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2965706CarrigcastleIEMunsterCounty Waterford52.16611-7.400830Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9866853Moyagher LowerIELeinsterMeath53.66961-6.844310Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3311079KilleenduffAn Cillin Dubh,An Cillín Dubh,KilleenduffIEConnachtSligo54.28028-8.930560Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3297317CloghburnIEMunsterCounty Cork51.84167-9.278330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3230379CashelAn Caiseal,CashelIEConnachtMayo County53.95833-9.966670Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3314719MaryfieldIELeinsterKildare53.23972-6.656110Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10130245KilladanganIEConnachtMayo County53.78096-9.593480Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2964332FeenaghFeenagh,Fionach,FíonachIEMunsterLimerick City and County Council52.38833-8.879170Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3300169Spurree Cross RoadsIEMunsterCounty Cork52.09417-8.240560Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966317BarraduffIEMunsterKerry52.06667-9.333330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3294151KnockburdenIEMunsterCounty Cork51.86167-8.647220Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3304167BallybaunIELeinsterWexford52.44139-6.423060Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2962564MonanveelIEMunsterCounty Cork52.06667-8.833330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2965879CabraghkeelIEConnachtSligo54.26583-9.030560Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3307519BallyhearinIEUlsterCounty Donegal55.19694-7.725280Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2963286KilmacowCill Mhic Bhuith,Cill Mhic Bhúith,KilmacowIELeinsterKilkenny52.31723-7.1775647Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2964838DernagreeIEMunsterCounty Cork52.11667-9.033330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2962627MilfordAth an Mhuilinn,Milford,Áth an MhuilinnIEMunsterCounty Cork52.34112-8.86093251Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9866681Baskinagh UpperIELeinsterMeath53.5799-6.952370Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3290959GarraunIEMunsterKerry52.21028-9.639720Europe/Dublinpopulated place
12112297ShanganaghIEMunsterClare52.63694-9.583850Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3310348BeaghfaIEMunsterClare52.77306-9.077220Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2963309KilloscullyCill O Scolai,Cill Ó Scolaí,KilloscullyIEMunsterCounty Tipperary52.76743-8.318870Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3313396CarrowduffIEConnachtRoscommon53.39528-8.105280Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3303632Knocknagee Cross RoadsIELeinsterKildare52.86833-6.887220Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3313825BallycollinBallycollinIELeinsterUíbh Fhailí53.16111-7.720830Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10130185SranaleeIEConnachtMayo County53.90735-9.255130Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2965975BrockaghIEConnachtMayo County53.86247-9.491170Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10129958BuncamIEConnachtMayo County53.80619-9.280280Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961745Rodena BridgeIELeinsterWicklow52.83333-6.333330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2965065CreaghanroeIEUlsterCounty Monaghan54.16667-6.733330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2964580DrunganaghIEConnachtMayo County53.85534-9.15280Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3314996BallyluskIELeinsterWicklow52.99556-6.159170Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961489ShinroneShinrone,Sui an Roin,Suí an RóinIELeinsterUíbh Fhailí52.9825-7.92444645Europe/Dublinpopulated place
12021184CloncrackenIEMunsterCounty Tipperary52.94688-7.856170Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2962884LispoleLios Poil,Lios Póil,LispoleIEMunsterKerry52.1425-10.160280Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961471Single StreetIEUlsterCounty Donegal54.48306-8.264170Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3306618Goldings CrossIEMunsterCounty Tipperary52.78611-7.913610Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9866976DuncanslandIELeinsterMeath53.63438-6.70990Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3315011BallardbegIELeinsterWicklow53.00722-6.156110Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3301427CurraheenIEMunsterCounty Waterford52.29056-7.553060Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9821235GlencastleGleann Chaisell,GlencastleIEConnachtMayo County54.1818-9.876680Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2963329KillinaboyCill Inine Baoith,Cill Iníne Baoith,Killinaboy,KilnaboyIEMunsterClare52.97194-9.08139689Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3290694BeheenaghIEMunsterKerry52.05861-9.305560Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3302313Croan Cross RoadsIELeinsterKilkenny52.48194-7.261670Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3302026Newcastle Cross RoadsIELeinsterWexford52.26194-6.550830Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2963658InishcroneInis Crabhann,Inishcrone,InniscroneIEConnachtSligo54.21591-9.091971156Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2963198KiltiernanKilliernan,KiltiernanIEConnachtCounty Galway53.18611-8.843330Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2966131BlackrockAn Charraig Dhubh,Blackrock,Blehkrok,Carraig Dubh,blkrak,Блэкрок,بلکراکIELeinsterDún Laoghaire-Rathdown53.3015-6.17788821Europe/Dublinpopulated place
9867241BailisIELeinsterMeath53.64691-6.655510Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3314520Rathbride Cross RoadsIELeinsterKildare53.18111-6.887220Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3302130Tomcool Cross RoadsIELeinsterWexford52.34583-6.613890Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10129986StruaunIEConnachtMayo County53.84629-9.337890Europe/Dublinpopulated place
3294477SeafortIEMunsterCounty Cork51.51139-9.5850Europe/Dublinpopulated place
10129943DerrybrockIEConnachtMayo County53.97397-9.555240Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2961790RiverstownBaile Ui Lachnain,Baile Uí Lachnáin,RiverstownIEMunsterCounty Tipperary53.08056-7.925830Europe/Dublinpopulated place
2962459MountshannonBaile Ui Bheolain,Baile Uí Bheoláin,MountshannonIEMunsterClare52.93056-8.42583200Europe/Dublinpopulated place

Ireland: A Geographical Insight into the Emerald Isle

The Natural Landscape of Ireland

Ireland, often referred to as the "Emerald Isle" for its lush green landscapes, is an island nation situated to the northwest of continental Europe. It is separated from Great Britain to the east by the Irish Sea and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The island is characterized by a variety of natural features, including rolling hills, rugged coastlines, fertile plains, and tranquil lakes. Ireland's climate, classified as temperate maritime, supports its rich agricultural tradition and verdant landscapes, making it one of the most visually striking countries in Europe.

The central region of Ireland is primarily made up of lowlands, with large areas of bogs and marshes, while the west of the island features dramatic coastal cliffs and rocky terrain. The country is also home to numerous rivers, including the Shannon, which is the longest river in Ireland. The River Shannon divides the country into two distinct halves, and its basin has played an important role in the historical development of settlements.

In addition to its natural beauty, Ireland’s geography is also marked by numerous lakes, including Lough Neagh, which is the largest lake in the British Isles. The Irish coastline, stretching over 1,400 kilometers, is dotted with bays, harbors, and peninsulas, all contributing to Ireland’s maritime heritage. The landscape of Ireland is not just a visual treat, but also a key factor in the cultural, economic, and historical development of the island.

Administrative Divisions: Counties and Regions of Ireland

Ireland is divided into 26 counties in the Republic of Ireland and 6 counties in Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. The counties serve as the primary administrative divisions, with each having its own unique geographical features, local governance, and cultural identity. These counties are grouped into four provinces: Leinster, Munster, Connacht, and Ulster. Each province offers distinct landscapes and cultural characteristics, contributing to the island’s rich diversity.

Leinster, in the east, is the most populous province and home to Dublin, the capital and largest city. Dublin is a major center for culture, finance, and education, located on the River Liffey. Munster, in the south, is known for its picturesque landscapes, including the famous Ring of Kerry, and is an area rich in historical landmarks and natural beauty. Connacht, in the west, features some of Ireland’s most rugged and remote landscapes, with Galway being a key urban center known for its arts and vibrant culture. Ulster, the northernmost province, is partly in Northern Ireland and is a mix of rural countryside and bustling cities like Belfast.

Within each province, counties like Cork, Galway, and Kerry in the south, or Donegal and Antrim in the north, offer unique landscapes, from dramatic coastlines to rolling hills and mountain ranges. The geography of each county plays a significant role in its local economy, with agriculture, tourism, and industry all contributing to the prosperity of these regions.

Cities and Towns: The Urban Fabric of Ireland

Ireland’s urban centers, although relatively small by international standards, are critical to the country’s economy, culture, and politics. Dublin, the capital city, is the largest and most significant urban area in the country. Situated along the River Liffey, Dublin is home to many of Ireland’s national institutions, including government offices, cultural centers, and international businesses. The city’s geographical location near the coast has made it an important port for trade and commerce, and it remains a hub of activity for both locals and tourists.

Outside Dublin, other major cities like Cork, Limerick, Galway, and Waterford serve as important regional centers. Cork, located in the south of Ireland, is a port city and the second-largest city in the Republic of Ireland. It has a strong industrial base, as well as a thriving arts and cultural scene. Limerick, located along the River Shannon in the mid-west, is a key center for education and industry, while Galway, on the west coast, is known for its vibrant arts community and beautiful surroundings.

Ireland’s towns and villages, often characterized by their charming streets and historical buildings, reflect the island’s rural and urban integration. Many towns, like Kilkenny and Killarney, are known for their rich history and scenic beauty, while others, like Dundalk and Navan, are growing urban centers that serve as economic hubs for the surrounding rural areas. The country’s compact size and efficient transportation systems have allowed for relatively easy connections between its urban and rural areas.

Geographical Data: Mapping Ireland’s Cities and Regions

To truly understand Ireland’s geography and its urban development, detailed data on the cities, counties, and regions is indispensable. Geographic data such as latitude and longitude, along with the precise location of cities, regions, and major landmarks, offers a more comprehensive view of the island’s spatial dynamics.

For example, by obtaining geographic data on cities like Dublin, Cork, and Galway, geographers can analyze urban growth patterns and their effects on surrounding rural areas. Dublin’s development as the capital and largest city, located on the River Liffey, is influenced by its proximity to the coast, while cities like Cork and Galway have grown as key regional hubs due to their strategic locations in relation to natural resources, ports, and transportation routes.

Accurate geographical data allows for the creation of maps that show the spatial relationships between Ireland’s urban areas, agricultural zones, and natural landscapes. It also enables planners and policymakers to develop more effective regional development strategies, from improving transportation networks to addressing issues like congestion and environmental sustainability.

Latitude and Longitude: Key to Ireland’s Mapping and Development

Latitude and longitude are crucial for mapping out Ireland’s cities, towns, and regions with precision. These coordinates allow geographers to create accurate and detailed maps that can be used for a variety of purposes, including urban planning, resource management, and environmental protection.

For example, by obtaining the geographic coordinates of cities such as Dublin, Cork, and Belfast, planners can determine the city’s proximity to key resources like water sources, ports, and agricultural lands. The coordinates also enable more effective transportation planning, making it easier to map the connection between Ireland’s rural and urban areas and improve infrastructure projects.

Latitude and longitude data also plays an important role in disaster preparedness, particularly when it comes to Ireland’s coastal areas. Accurate geographical data helps identify vulnerable regions along the coast that may be at risk from flooding or coastal erosion, enabling more targeted responses to environmental threats.

Sustainable Development in Ireland: Using Geographic Data for Growth

Sustainable development in Ireland is closely tied to its geography, as the island faces challenges related to agriculture, tourism, and climate change. Geographic data helps address these challenges by providing insights into how resources are distributed across the country and how they can be used efficiently and sustainably.

For instance, understanding the distribution of agricultural lands in counties like Kilkenny or Tipperary helps policymakers create strategies for sustainable farming practices. Similarly, knowing the precise locations of Ireland’s renewable energy resources, such as wind farms in counties like Donegal, aids in developing green energy initiatives that reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Geographic data also enables Ireland to manage its natural resources more effectively, from the preservation of coastal areas in counties like Kerry to managing forested regions in Wicklow. By integrating this data into development plans, Ireland can work towards a sustainable future that balances economic growth with environmental protection.

Geographic Data for Ireland’s Future Growth

As Ireland continues to grow and develop, geographic data will play an increasingly important role in guiding its future. By obtaining detailed information about cities, regions, and natural resources, Ireland can plan for a future that integrates urban expansion with the preservation of its natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Geographic data will also be essential for addressing climate change, as Ireland looks to reduce its carbon footprint and protect its coastal areas from rising sea levels. The data-driven approach will allow for more informed decision-making, from improving transportation systems to managing urban sprawl and promoting sustainable agriculture.

Conclusion

In conclusion, obtaining comprehensive geographic data on Ireland’s cities, counties, and regions—including their latitude and longitude—is crucial for understanding the country’s geography and supporting its future development. By leveraging geographic data, Ireland can optimize its urban planning, promote sustainable growth, and protect its natural resources. With accurate and detailed geographical information, Ireland can continue to move towards a resilient, sustainable, and prosperous future.

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  • Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
  • City: The name of the place, which can be a town, village or any other form of human settlement.
  • Alternate_Name: Other names or appellations that the place may have. These alternative names may be in different languages, dialects or even local names.
  • Country_Code: This is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the country in which the place is located. For example, "US" for the United States, "FR" for France.
  • Region: This represents the first-order administrative division in which the location is situated. For example, this could be a state, province or territory.
  • Sub_region: This is a second-order administrative division, such as a county or district, within the region.
  • Latitude: The geographical latitude of the location, usually in decimal degrees.
  • Longitude: The geographical longitude of the location, also usually in decimal degrees.
  • Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
  • Population: The estimated number of inhabitants or population of the location.
  • Timezone: The time zone in which the location is located, in accordance with global time zone standards.
  • Fcode_Name: This is a code that categorises the type of location. For example, "PPL" could mean a populated place, while "PPLC" could be the capital of a political entity.
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