1901 census
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The census places this Graigue in Kilcash electoral division, separate from the other Tipperary namesakes.
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Graigue had thirty-six inhabitants in 1911, seventeen male and nineteen female, in eight occupied houses. Its population had been fifty-nine in 1891 and forty-three in 1901, with ten and nine houses respectively. The townland covered 648 acres, three roods and thirty-nine perches. It belonged to Temple-etney parish, Iffa and Offa East barony and Kilcash electoral division, within Kilsheelan No. 1 dispensary district and the Tipperary portion of Clonmel Poor Law Union. [2]
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