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COMMUNITY SOCIO-ECONOMIC
PLANNING
Paul O’Raw in association with
Niall Heenan & Shane O’Sullivan
Contractor logo
Community Planning
Kilmallock,Co Limerick
Socio-Economic Profile based on CSO statistics for the
area- September 2018Community Planning – For What? • To bring the community together • To articulate a shared vision • To work towards a more inclusive community • To gather information, views and ideas • To reach agreement on local priorities • To improve local communications • To bring in more resources and services • To influence agencies about community need
Elements of Community Planning
• Preparing the socio-economic profile
• Reviewing other local information
• Individual survey
• Groups survey
• 3 community consultation sessions
25th Sept; Presenting the socio-economic profile
23rd Oct; Presenting the survey results
20th Nov; Presenting a draft planKilmallock Electoral Division and Small Area Boundaries (14 Small Areas)
Planning context • Limerick County Council Local Area Plan for the area 2009-2015 (extended to 2019) • Previous community plans 2004, and 2014
Kilmallock Small Areas
Small Areas; Townlands / Streets / Estates 2016 2011 % Change
Sarsfield Street Upper; Castle Court; Sheares Avenue 173 171 1.17
Lower Sarsfield Street; Orr Street; Wolf Tone Street; Emmett Street (part of); 119 117 1.7
Deebert Place
Cullamus; Mountfox; Steales; Ardkilmartin; Bawntard North; Coolroe 248 270 -8.14
Charleville Road; Glen Grove; New Road; Gortboy 180 197 -8.62
Glenfield; Bell View; Radgharc an Tobair 297 289 2.76
Mountcoote; Deebert; Bawntard South; Fairyfield Glebe 255 230 10.86
Riverview Estate; Millmount; Railway Road 219 200 -0.5
Ash Hill; Glenfield; Garynoe; Ardyoul; Proonts 338 331 2.11
Riverstown; Milltown; Ballingaddy North; Graiganaster; Portauns; Treanlewis; 365 357 2.24
Breesheen North; Breesheen South
Millmount; Gotoon; Railway Road; Bohergarode 200 211 -5.21
Tankardstown North; Ballygubba South 98 102 -3.92
Tankardstown South; Knocksouna 79 78 1.28
Ballygubba North 47 46 2.17
Ballygillane; Ballynahown; Ballynamolough; Flemingstown; Kilmihil 143 144 -0.70
14 Small Areas 2761 2743 0.65Socio-Economic Profile
• CSO results
• Comparing changes and trends from 2011- 2016
• Looking at the Electoral District of Kilmallock
• ED consists of 14 small areas (SAs)
• Themes included in the profile:
Population Growth Deprivation Index Demographics
(scale)
Nationalities Family Life Cycle Home Ownership
Education Employment Disability‘Deprivation’ Kilmallock Area 2016
• The ‘Deprivation Index’ is a scale used to measure affluence and disadvantage:
very affluent
Kilmallock area:
affluent
above average 1 Small Area marginally above average
marginally above average
average 5 Small Areas marginally below average
marginally below average
disadvantaged 8 Small Areas disadvantaged
very disadvantagedPopulation
2011 =2743 Population
2016 =2761
Increase = +18 Pyramid
Kilmallock (2016)
85+
80 -84
75 -79
70 -74
65 -69
60 -64
55 -59
50 -54
Age Category
45-49
40-44
35-39
30-34
25-29
20 -24
15 -19
10 -14
5-9
0-4
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
Male FemaleNationalities & Ethnic Groups 2016 UK 57
Polish 82
Lithuanian 7
Other EU 14
Foreign Nationals 6.75 % Rest of World 26
Total 185
Irish 93.25%
Ethnic Groups
Travellers 135
Asian 43 Irish Foreign NationalsHousehold Family Composition
40 Household
% of Households
35
30
25
20
Family
15
10
5
Composition
0
Family Cycle
30
25
% of Families
20
Kilmallock Ballyhoura Region
15
Limerick City and County Ireland
10
5
0
Kilmallock Ballyhoura Region
Limerick City and County IrelandHome Ownership
Home Ownership
45
40
35
% of Households
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Owned with Mortgage Owned Outright Rented from Private Rented from Local Rented from Voluntary
/ Loan landlord Authority Housing Body
Kilmallock Ballyhoura Region Limerick City and County IrelandUnemployment Rate (%)
Total
Location Male Female Pop. Unemployment
Kilmallock 20.01 16.77 18.61 Rate 2016
Ballyhoura Region 12.08 10.62 11.43
Limerick CC 15.17 13.34 14.35
Ireland 13.70 11.97 12.91Education Kilmallock Area 2016
Early-School Leavers (did not complete Third Level Graduates
school) 35.00
45.00
30.00
40.00
35.00 25.00
% of Population
% of Population
30.00
20.00
25.00
15.00
20.00
15.00 10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
0.00 0.00
Male Female Total Male Female Total
Kilmallock Ballyhoura Region Kilmallock Ballyhoura Region
Limerick City and County Ireland Limerick City and County IrelandDisability Kilmallock Area 2016
Disability
20
18
16
14 Population = 2761
% of Population
12
10 People with a disability = 483
8 (17%)
6
4
2
0
Male Female Total
Kilmallock Ballyhoura Region
Limerick City and County IrelandConclusions from CSO analysis of Kilmallock: Marginal population growth 2011 – 2016,a 0.65% increase The elderly dependency is higher in comparison to Ballyhoura, City and County There are 185 foreign nationals living in Kilmallock Ethnic groups include; 135 Irish travellers and 43 Asian/ Asian Irish A significantly large proportion (18.61%) of the working aged population were classified as being unemployed Education; 621 individuals are classified as no formal education (37); primary (245); and lower secondary (339) Conversely, the number of third level graduates is considerably lower (268) 17% or 483 people with a disability Pobal Deprivation Index, Kilmallock is classified as being largely a disadvantaged community
Tidy Towns Feedback 2018
‘This adjudicator has been to Kilmallock on numerous occasions and is
always delighted to return. It’s great to see that your enthusiasm and
commitment to your town is as undiminished as ever. ’
‘Dereliction and disuse are unfortunately still a presence on the Main Street.’
‘It’s great that your wonderful streetscape is enjoying renewed attention.
This will be a long process and you are wished every success with the many
elements.’From LCCC Local Area Plan 2009 – 2019 • A very strong focus on preserving and enhancing the medieval features of Kilmallock/ a Walled Town • Enhanced and sustained tourism industry, an enhanced town centre, a pedestrian-friendly environment • Retail development • Derelict buildings • ‘Public transport extremely inadequate’ • Reference to a distributor road, need for a new cemetery, need for a playground, GAA grounds not big enough, re-opening of railway station • Traffic management
Limerick City & County Council
Vision Statement: Kilmallock Local Area Plan 2009-2019
‘The previous LAP identified that Kilmallock has the potential to be
one of the most interesting and historic small towns in the Mid-West
region. It has a range of outstanding architecture that could be
further developed to facilitate a vibrant cultural tourist industry in
the town’
Vision;
To conserve and enhance the unique historic aspects of Kilmallock to give a
quality environment ……. To realise the potential contribution of tourism and
leisure to the economy of Kilmallock…Actions from previous Community Plans
Town Centre Design Increase use of Abbey Implement the Public
& Promotion Cloister Realm Plan
Traffic management Improved signage Preserve walls, open
access
Loobagh River Vacant and derelict A community office
development buildings
Improve broadband Enterprise/ incubation A playground
units
Plan for Kerry Mills Feasibility study for a Heritage signage
leisure centre
Appoint a town A childcare centre Enterprise supports
centre manager
Website Promotional video
development
Develop Mansion House, the Theatre, a Coach ParkThemes for consideration: 1. Slow growth and level of disadvantage 2. Communications and coordination 3. Influencing policy 4. Inclusion and access 5. Quality of life 6. Infrastructure and facilities 7. Other
1. Table Discussions
Is this your understanding of the situation in the Kilmallock Area?
Are we missing anything?
2. Ideas WorksheetsYou can also read
