1901 census
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An original census and a recent excavation report provide two dated views of this Kilflyn townland.
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In 1911 Ballyconnell had sixty-six residents, twenty-seven males and thirty-nine females. The county census returned thirteen inhabited houses and one uninhabited house. Its comparative population figures were eighty-seven in 1891 and fifty-three in 1901. The table locates this Ballyconnell in Kilflyn parish and Kilfeighny electoral division, distinguishing it from the Cavan town. [2]
Katarzyna Labaj tested a proposed twelve-house development at Ballyconnell in early May 2024. Five trenches extended approximately 290 metres across the site. A stone drain and introduced material were recorded, but no archaeological features or artefacts were found. That result applies to the trenches examined, rather than establishing an absence of archaeology throughout the townland. [3]
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