1901 census
No verified place match is available for this year. This does not indicate a population of zero.
Ard an Rátha
Two early nineteenth-century places of worship preserve different architectural histories within Ardara townland.
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Saint Conall’s Church of Ireland church dates from 1833. Its plain nave contrasts with the more elaborate sandstone chancel, vestry and porch added during work in 1906–1908. The architectural inventory associates the remodelling with Robert Eccles Buchanan of Derry. Pointed windows and a carefully carved bellcote give the earlier building its Gothic character. [2]
The nearby Methodist church carries a plaque dated 1832. It is a modest hall with pointed side windows and a circular opening in the entrance gable. Decorative iron finials mark the roof ends. A later hall, dated 1995, stands alongside, showing how this small place of worship was supplemented with space for community activity. [3]
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No verified place match is available for this year. This does not indicate a population of zero.
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