1901 census
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Domhnach Mór
The original census records this Tipperary townland in Iffa and Offa East barony.
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Donaghmore had forty-three inhabitants in 1911, twenty-four male and nineteen female. Eleven of its twelve houses were occupied and one was empty. The comparison columns record seventy-three inhabitants in 1891 and fifty-nine in 1901, with sixteen and fourteen houses respectively. The townland was listed in Donaghmore parish and Lisronagh electoral division, within Kiltinan dispensary district and Clonmel Poor Law Union. Its area was recorded as 654 acres and nine perches. [2]
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