1901 census
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Caisleán na hOireanaí
The 1926 census records the Down townland separately from the wider Greencastle electoral division.
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Greencastle had 185 inhabitants in 1926, ninety-seven male and eighty-eight female. Of its fifty houses, forty-six were inhabited and four uninhabited. The return recorded forty-six private families occupying 219 rooms. It also gave the townland’s 1911 population as 251 and its house count that year as sixty-three. Its area was 633 acres and thirty-six perches. Greencastle belonged to Greencastle electoral division in Kilkeel Rural District, within Kilkeel No. 2 dispensary district. [2]
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Name record retrieved 2026-10-25 · Source record modified 2019-06-27. How this page was prepared.