Celbridge
Development
Six main residential and commercial areas were developed in Celbridge over a period of 250 years: Main Street (1720–50), Tea (or Tay) Lane (1760), Maynooth Road (1790, when construction of Jasmine Lodge replaced six cabins on Main Street and eight cabins on Maynooth Road), English Row (1805–11), Ballyoulster (1948–51), and St Patrick's Park (two phases 1954–57 and 1964–67).

Celbridge

Section Title: Development
Table Section Text: Six main residential and commercial areas were developed in Celbridge over a period of 250 years: Main Street (1720–50), Tea (or Tay) Lane (1760), Maynooth Road (1790, when construction of Jasmine Lodge replaced six cabins on Main Street and eight cabins on Maynooth Road), English Row (1805–11), Ballyoulster (1948–51), and St Patrick's Park (two phases 1954–57 and 1964–67).

Historical population

Year	Pop.	±%

1811	2,108	—

1821	1,260	−40.2%

1831	1,647	+30.7%

1841	1,206	−26.8%

1851	1,674	+38.8%

1861	1,592	−4.9%

1871	1,391	−12.6%

1881	988	−29.0%

1891	811	−17.9%

1901	885	+9.1%

1911	812	−8.2%

1926	643	−20.8%

1936	627	−2.5%

1946	539	−14.0%

1951	567	+5.2%

1956	1,228	+116.6%

1961	1,371	+11.6%

1966	1,514	+10.4%

1971	1,744	+15.2%

1979	3,230	+85.2%

1981	4,583	+41.9%

1986	7,135	+55.7%

1991	9,629	+35.0%

1996	12,289	+27.6%

2002	14,251	+16.0%

2006	17,262	+21.1%

2011	19,537	+13.2%

2016	20,288	+3.8%

Sentence(s)

In Celbridge, the population, which had been 1,514 in 1966, rose to 1,744 in 1971, 3,230 in 1979, 4,583 in 1981, 7,135 in 1986, 9,629 in 1991, 12,289 in 1996, 14,251 in 2002 and 17,262 in 2006.

final_sentence: In Celbridge, the population, which had been 1,514 in 1966, rose to 1,744 in 1971, 3,230 in 1979, 4,583 in 1981, 7,135 in 1986, 9,629 in 1991, 12,289 in 1996, 14,251 in 2002 and 17,262 in 2006.