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The following are the five smallest:

Louth (820 sq km)

Carlow (896 sq km)

Dublin (921 sq km)

Longford (1,091 sq km)

Armagh (1,254 sq km)

If you're looking for the five smallest in the Republic (i.e. in the 26 counties as distinct from the other 6 that comprise Northern Ireland), then knock off Armagh and insert Monaghan (1,294 sq km).

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