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I believe it is now called Cloghasty South townland.
There's also a Cloghasty North.
Mary:
Here is the 1901 census for Cloghasty North townland which shows six households. There are no Byrnes households
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Kilkenny/Ullard/Cloghasty_North/
I think the surname you would want to research would be O'Neill. In 1868 Bridget Delahunty daughter of Edward Delahunty married James Neill. James died before 1901 and if you look at house 5, I believe that is Bridget Delahunty O'Neill and her children.
In the 1911 census, Bridget and children plus grandchildren are in house 2
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Kilkenny/Ulcard/Cloghasty_South/530213/
I did not find a definitive death record for Bridget O'Neill. I found a 76 year old Bridget dying in 1924. See fourth record at the link She was married and the informant was a John O'Neill. So unless she married the brother of James then this is the wrong Bridget.
Roger McDonnell
Hi Patricia and Roger,
My cousin will be very pleased to hear this news. I never thought to look for the O'Neill/Delahanty family. Now I have the information for Cloghasty, which is the exact location for my relatives in 1865.
Many thanks!
Mary
