1901 census
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Draighneán
The census places this Dublin townland in Kinsaley parish and Coolock barony.
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Drinan had fifty-four inhabitants in 1911, twenty-nine male and twenty-five female. Eleven houses were occupied, two were empty and one was being built. The comparison columns record fifty-two inhabitants in 1891 and sixty-four in 1901, with ten and eleven houses respectively. Listed within Kinsaley electoral division, Malahide dispensary district and Balrothery Poor Law Union, the townland had a recorded area of 438 acres, three roods and one perch. [2]
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