group by and aggregate functions on regular expressions

Hi all,
i have a table with an address column. I wanted to count the number of
rows with a given regex match. so i ended up with the following very
verbose query:

select
address ~* 'magil' as Magil ,
address ~* 'whitewater' as whitewater,
(address ~* 'inswood' or address ~* 'innswood') as innswood,
(address ~* 'eltham' AND address ~* 'view') as eltham_view,
(address ~* 'eltham' AND address ~* 'acre') as eltham_acres,
(address ~* 'eltham' AND address ~* 'vista') as eltham_vista,
count(prem)

from prem_info
where
address ~* 'magil'
or (address ~* 'eltham' AND address ~* 'view')
or (address ~* 'eltham' AND address ~* 'acre')
or (address ~* 'eltham' AND address ~* 'vista')
or address ~* 'whitewater'
or (address ~* 'inswood' or address ~* 'innswood')
and parish = 'SpanishTown'
group by Magil, whitewater, innswood, eltham_view,
eltham_acres,eltham_vista

and i got this:

magil whitewater innswood eltham_view eltham_acres
eltham_vista count
f t f f f f 650
t f f f f f 361
f f f f f t 181
f f f f t f 462
f f f t f f 542
f f t f f f 686

useful but not in the format that would be nice. so the question:
is there any way to rewrite this query or are there any existing
functions that would give me a tabular output like so:

community count
magil 361
whitewater 650
inswood 686
eltham_view 542

etc..

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