§ Mr. MallonTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list the total number of(a) full-time farmers and (b) part-time farmers in each district council area of Northern Ireland.
§ Mr. Peter Bottomley[holding answer 15 November 1989]Agricultural census data for Northern Ireland are not at present analysed by district council area. Analyses are available by rural districts and counties and the relevant figures for 1989 are provided in the accompanying table. An analysis by district council areas will be produced in early 1990.
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District Full-time Part-time 1. Antrim 752 461 2. Ballycastle 488 199 3. Ballymena 1,305 573 4. Ballymoney 840 337 5. Newtonabbey 21 12 6. Larne 645 373 7. Lisburn 404 227 8. County Antrim urban 21 13 9. Belfast, County Antrim County Antrim total 4,476 2,195
District Full-time Part-time 10. Armagh 1,409 734 11. Lurgan 315 171 12. Newry No. 2 1,008 561 13. Tadragee 155 75 14. County Armagh urban 13 7 County Armagh total 2,900 1,348 15. Banbridge 986 473 16. Castlereagh 50 31 17. East Down 834 473 18. Hillsborough 558 343 19. South Down 500 282 20. Moira 218 116 21. Newry No. 1 638 304 22. North Down 804 353 23. County Down urban 16 20 24. Belfast, County Down County Down total 4,604 2,395 25. Enniskillen 965 442 26. Irvinestown 588 420 27. Lisnaskea 1,094 562 28. County Fermanagh urban 1 0 County Fermanagh total 2,648 1,424 29. Coleraine 809 335 30. Limavady 643 304 31. Londonderry 435 210 32. Magherafelt 1,269 617 33. County Londonderry urban 8 0 County Londonderry total 3,164 1,466 34. Castlederg 459 223 35. Clogher 628 292 36. Cookstown 822 449 37. Dungannon 1,001 587 38. Omagh 1,734 923 39. Strabane 759 304 40. County Tyrone urban 4 4 County Tyrone total 5,407 2,782 Northern Ireland total 23,199 11,810