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School: Firhouse (roll number 6372)

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Firhouse, Co. Dublin
Teacher:
S. Piondair
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0795, Page 030

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0795, Page 030

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  1. Hell-Fire Club (continued)

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  2. Piperstown

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    Near here was a monastery occupied by a few monks.
    A little further a winding path sloping down towards the river leads to a Holy well and a ruined church of Killsantan - Santan an Irish St. or perhaps St. Anne. The local Catholic church is St. Anne's.
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  3. Kilnamanagh

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    About a mile west of Tymon
    Ruins of an old monastery
    Remains of a church or small sq castle
    The monastery of Kilnamanagh or Aeadh (?) Finneach was founded in 6th century by Patrician missionaries
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