1901 census
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An Díseart
This townland near Kilrush belongs to Clonderalaw barony, separate from Dysert O’Dea in Inchiquin.
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Dysert had fifty inhabitants in 1901, thirty male and twenty female, in ten houses, all occupied. Its population had been fifty-eight in 1881 and fifty-nine in 1891, with eleven houses at each earlier census. The return places it in Killimer parish and Clonderalaw barony, within Kilrush Rural electoral division, Kilrush dispensary district and Kilrush Poor Law Union. Its recorded area was 269 acres, one rood and twenty-four perches. [2]
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