1901 census
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The Limerick return separates rural households from a village extending across Feenagh and Gortmore.
A reliable full-name meaning has not been established here. The recorded Irish and English forms are given without an unsupported translation.
The rural return for Feenagh recorded sixty-five inhabitants in 1911, thirty-three male and thirty-two female. Fourteen houses were occupied and one was empty. Its population had been sixty-three in both 1891 and 1901. The table places the townland in Kilmeedy parish, Upper Connello barony and Feenagh electoral division and dispensary district, within Newcastle Poor Law Union. Its recorded area was 456 acres, three roods and nine perches. [2]
Feenagh town was counted separately, with eighty-two inhabitants in 1911, thirty-four male and forty-eight female, in nineteen occupied houses and three empty houses. The census states that the town stood on Feenagh and Gortmore townlands. Its estimated twelve acres were included in those townlands’ areas and valuations. The town total therefore cannot be assigned to Feenagh townland alone. [2]
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