Daniel Murphy was a son of Thomas Murphy and Margaret Crowley.
Margaret Donovan was a daughter of Cornelius Donovan and Catherine Hurley

Daniel Murphy of Belrose and Margaret Donovan of Laravoolta (locally by some pronounced Laravoltig) married on 1 February 1896 in the Catholic Church in Newcestown, Co. Cork.  The Witnesses were William Sullivan and Hanora Callaghan.

Children born on dates shown in State Birth Register:

Thomas Murphy, born Laravoolta on 26 Dec 1896.  Thomas married Hannah Browne

Cornelius Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 25 Nov 1898

Margaret Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 25 June 1900.  Margaret married Robert O'Meara

Daniel Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 5 April 1902.  Daniel married Rose Doherty

Patrick Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 18 June 1903.  Paddy married Helen Harrington

William Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 28 Oct 1905

Catherine (Kathleen) Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 14 April 1907

Jeremiah Murphy,born Kilnacranagh on 19 Dec 1908.  died 10 Jan 1909

Mary Murphy, born Kilnacranagh on 31 Aug 1911.  Mary married Dan Coughlan

James Murphy, born at Gurteenroe on 27 Nov 1914.  James married Madgie O'Callaghan

Census 1901:
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Cork/Teadies/Kilnacronagh_West/1090790/

Census 1911:
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Cork/Teadies/Kilnacranagh_West/373851/

Deaths:
Daniel Murphy died on 27 September 1919 at the Clancool Nursing Home, New Road, Bandon.  From his death record he was married, aged 52 years, a labourer.  Present at his death and the Informant to the Registrar was Margaret, his widow.
Margaret Murphy died on 30 June 1955 at Chetwynd, Togher, Cork.  From her death record she was a widow, aged 83 years, an old age pensioner.  Present at her death and the Informant of it to the Civil Registrar was her daughter, Mary Coughlan of Chetwynd.
Death announcement on The Cork Examiner of 2 July 1955:
MURPHY (Togher) - On June 30, 1955, at her residence, Chetwynd Cottage, Togher, Margaret, relict of Daniel Murphy.  Deeply regretted by her sorrowing family.  R.I.P.  Funeral from the Church of the Immaculate conception (The Lough) on to-morrow (Sunday) at 1 o'clock to Enniskeane.

Note:
One would expect that the baptism date of a child would be on, or most likely after the birth date. Not what you will find always in these records in Ireland after State Records began in 1864 and indeed up to the early 1900′s. It was normal in that era that a Catholic child was baptised within a day or two of being born and indeed if the birth was early then the baptism may take place that day. It is not uncommon to find a significant difference between a birth date on the State Register and the Baptism date in the Church Baptism Register. The baptism date could predate the birth date on the State Record by several weeks. One notes in the State record that the birth was often registered several weeks after the stated birth date. I tend to take the baptism date as being the more reliable.