1901 census
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The townland appears within Carrownagur electoral division in the original 1911 tables.
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The 1911 census records sixty-eight inhabitants in Carrowkeel, thirty-seven male and thirty-one female. Seventeen of its eighteen houses were occupied; one was uninhabited. The townland’s population had fallen from 115 in 1891 to eighty-four in 1901, while total house numbers declined from twenty-three to nineteen and then eighteen. The entry identifies Carrowkeel within Dunmore parish, Ballymoe barony and Carrownagur electoral division, under Glennamaddy Union. Its area was 525 acres, two roods and twenty-nine perches. [2]
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Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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