Clonmel
People associated with Clonmel
Anne Anderson (born 1952), Ambassador of Ireland to the United States, born in Clonmel. Bonaventura Baron (1610–1696), a distinguished Franciscan humanist, philosopher and writer was born in Clonmel Charles Bianconi (1786–1875), onetime mayor of Clonmel, ran his pioneering public transport system of horse-drawn carriages from Clonmel George Borrow (1803–1881), polyglot, ethnologist of the Romani people and author of Lavengro, in which he briefly writes of his time in Clonmel, lived here in 1815 Francis Bryan (1490–1550), English courtier and diplomat during the reign of Henry VIII.

Clonmel

Section Title: People associated with Clonmel
Table Section Text: Anne Anderson (born 1952), Ambassador of Ireland to the United States, born in Clonmel. Bonaventura Baron (1610–1696), a distinguished Franciscan humanist, philosopher and writer was born in Clonmel Charles Bianconi (1786–1875), onetime mayor of Clonmel, ran his pioneering public transport system of horse-drawn carriages from Clonmel George Borrow (1803–1881), polyglot, ethnologist of the Romani people and author of Lavengro, in which he briefly writes of his time in Clonmel, lived here in 1815 Francis Bryan (1490–1550), English courtier and diplomat during the reign of Henry VIII.

Historical population

Year	Pop.	±%

1821	15,590	—

1831	15,134	−2.9%

1841	13,505	−10.8%

1851	11,589	−14.2%

1861	11,646	+0.5%

1871	10,112	−13.2%

1881	9,325	−7.8%

1891	8,480	−9.1%

1901	10,167	+19.9%

1911	10,209	+0.4%

1926	9,056	−11.3%

1936	9,391	+3.7%

1946	9,857	+5.0%

1951	10,471	+6.2%

1956	11,134	+6.3%

1961	11,087	−0.4%

1966	11,457	+3.3%

1971	12,291	+7.3%

1981	14,808	+20.5%

1986	15,517	+4.8%

1991	15,562	+0.3%

1996	16,182	+4.0%

2002	16,910	+4.5%

2006	17,008	+0.6%

2011	17,908	+5.3%

2016	17,140	−4.3%

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The population was 17,140 in 2016 and had a greater population of 17,908 in 2011 in Clonmel.

final_sentence: The population was 17,140 in 2016 and had a greater population of 17,908 in 2011 in Clonmel.