any idea where this place is

[aghadowey]

The first surviving census for all Ireland is 1901 (it and 1911 census are online free).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/

See reply #2 in MONAGHAN RESOURCES to see what census records and substitutes for Monaghan might survive-
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,508000.0.html

[heywood]

Griffiths Valuation (c 1850s) has no Green surnames but there are similar ones - Greenan and Greene.
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml
or
http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php

Coincidentally, there are Greenans in Lecklevera (Civil Parish Killeevan)

[scrapper]

thankyou for all the info it's going to take me hours to look at all of it but well worth it if I manage to find anything

[roilafferty]

first on your posting looks like toombridge Antrim. then resided   ?? what follows or is that a death cert and if it is where was the death registered. it may have been the name of a house  Roisin

[aghadowey]

Both places say Resident above the placename.

Added- looks like a phoentic spelling of Lecklevera townland (this was suggested earlier)

[scrapper]

first on your posting looks like toombridge Antrim. then resided   ?? what follows or is that a death cert and if it is where was the death registered. it may have been the name of a house  Roisin

it's a 1911 census
 I have found a couple of Greenan living in  LECKLEVERA on the griffiths valuation but so far no mathing births  or marriages

[aghadowey]

If you are searching in the civil registration index for births or marriages which took place in Lecklevera they will be listed under the registration district (Monaghan) rather than the actual townland.

Hint: to find registration district for a townland go to http://www.thecore.com/seanruad  and do search for the townland- this will show the Poor Law Union which is almost always the registration district.