School: Killahan (B.)

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1. Ballymacaquim Castle (continued)

   

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   shot. When the Castle was building the mortar was mixed with bullock's blood. There is a stone stairs on the inside. The hole in top was pierced by a cannon ball which knocked the eastern side almost to the ground. About ten years ago the chimney was knocked by lightning.

   

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2. Fields Hills, and Bridges

   

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   Fields, Hills and Bridges. We have a field at home called the Parkeen. There is another called the Mountaun. There is another field named the Long Field. We have a field called the Fort Field. There is a field named the Garryharty. There is a hill named the Long Hill. There is a bridge named the Timber bridge. There is a field by Paddy Collins called the Six Acres field.

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   Topics

   1. place-space-environment
      1. local lore, place-lore (~10,595)

   Language

   English

   Location

   Killahan, Co. Kerry

3. Names of Fields

   

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   Names of Fields

   Tim Duggan has a field and it is called Glounmbaistín [?]. Thomas Flaherty has

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