1901 census
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Béal Lathaí
Original accounts distinguish the Sligo settlement beside Charlestown from its surrounding townland population.
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Samuel Lewis described Bellaghy in Achonry parish as a village of thirty-four houses and 170 inhabitants in 1837. It had a Wednesday provisions market, a monthly fair and a market house in the village centre. A constabulary station was also recorded. This describes the Sligo settlement before the development of neighbouring Charlestown across the Mayo boundary. [2]
The 1911 Sligo report separates Bellahy town from the rural remainder of the townland. The town had 170 residents and fifty-four houses, of which forty-six were inhabited and eight empty. The rural entry had thirteen residents, six males and seven females, in two inhabited houses. A footnote places the town within the same townland and estimates its area at eighteen acres. The rural figure alone therefore does not represent the whole settlement. [3]
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