1901 census
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The census places this Graigue in Ballyclerahan electoral division, south Tipperary.
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Graigue’s 1911 return lists seventy-one inhabitants, thirty-eight male and thirty-three female, in fifteen occupied houses. Fifteen houses had also been recorded in 1891 and 1901, when the population was ninety-seven and seventy-nine respectively. Its area was 403 acres, two roods and nineteen perches. It belonged to Newchapel parish, Iffa and Offa East barony and Ballyclerahan electoral division, within Clonmel No. 2, or Marlfield, dispensary district and the Tipperary portion of Clonmel Poor Law Union. [2]
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