1901 census
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Coigeála
The original return distinguishes this Carra-barony townland from Mayo’s other Cogaula.
A reliable full-name meaning has not been established here. The recorded Irish and English forms are given without an unsupported translation.
The 1901 census recorded fifteen inhabitants in Cogaula, five male and ten female. Five of its six houses were occupied and one was empty. The population had been sixteen in 1881 and fifteen in 1891, with five and six houses respectively. The table places this Cogaula in Ballintober parish, Carra barony and Ballyhean electoral division, within Castlebar Union. Its recorded area was 453 acres, three roods and one perch. [2]
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