1901 census
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The 1901 census records this Islandeady parish townland within Castlebar Union.
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Cashel’s 1901 census return lists fifty-eight inhabitants, evenly divided between twenty-nine male and twenty-nine female residents. All ten houses were occupied. Its population had stood at seventy-four in 1881 and sixty-two in 1891, when eleven houses were recorded in each year. The entry places Cashel in Croaghmoyle electoral division, Islandeady parish and Carra barony. The figures concern the townland rather than the whole parish. [2]
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Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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