1901 census
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The original census distinguishes this small Waterford townland from Curraghduff in Rathgormuck parish.
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Curraghduff had thirty-eight inhabitants in 1911, twenty-one male and seventeen female. Five houses were occupied and one was empty. Its population had been thirty in 1891 and twenty-seven in 1901, with six and five houses respectively. The table places this Curraghduff in Mothel parish and electoral division, Upperthird barony and Carrick-on-Suir Union. Its area was recorded as 393 acres, three roods and thirteen perches. [2]
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