1901 census
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An Clochán
The 1901 census distinguishes this Gallen townland from the wider settlement bearing its name.
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The 1901 census listed Cloghan townland in Gallen parish, Garrycastle barony and Cloghan electoral division, with an area of 154 acres, three roods and twenty-one perches. Its footnote explains that Cloghan town stood across Cloghan, Creggan and Glosterboy, and Magherabane townlands. The town’s estimated thirty-four acres were included in those townland areas. [2]
Across that wider settlement, the census counted 360 inhabitants, equally divided between 180 males and 180 females. Seventy of its seventy-three houses were occupied and three were empty. The comparative columns give 414 residents in 1881 and 399 in 1891. These are figures for the town spanning three townlands, rather than a population assigned wholly to Cloghan townland. [2]
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Name record retrieved 2026-10-25 · Source record modified 2025-01-10. How this page was prepared.