1901 census
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Dún Mór
The Galway census separates rural Dunmore from a town spread across several townlands.
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Dunmore’s rural return had twenty-five inhabitants in 1911, thirteen male and twelve female. Five of its seven houses were occupied and two were empty. The comparison columns give thirteen inhabitants in 1891 and twenty-eight in 1901. The table places the townland in Dunmore parish and barony, within Dunmore South electoral division and Dunmore dispensary district, under Tuam Poor Law Union. Its recorded area was 142 acres, two roods and ten perches. [2]
Dunmore town contained 577 inhabitants in 1911. Its largest separately listed portion had 445 people and stood on Dunmore and Abbeyland South townlands. Other portions lay on Abbeyland North and Gaterstreet, spanning two electoral divisions and two baronies. Those settlement figures therefore cannot be assigned entirely to Dunmore townland. [2]
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