1901 census
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The original return identifies this small Upper Ormond townland in Ballynaclogh electoral division.
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Clonmore had forty-one inhabitants in 1911, twenty-one male and twenty female, living in six occupied houses. The comparative columns record twenty-six residents in 1891 and thirty-three in 1901, with six houses at each census. The return places the townland in Dolla parish, Upper Ormond barony and Ballynaclogh electoral division, within Nenagh Union. Its recorded area was seventy acres, one rood and thirty-nine perches. [2]
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