School: Craughwell (B)

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1. Local Hedge-Schools (continued)

   

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   two houses were on the Grenage side of the railway bridge. There is a field now where Kean’s School was owned by Miss O’Grady. The field where Roche’s house was owned by James Cahill. There is a field between the bridge and Cahill’s field owned by Mr. Jennings. Francis Finegan Craughwell Bailighthe ó:- Mrs. Conway Craughwell

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2. Local Hedge-Schools

   “There were once two hedge schools in Carrigan . . .”

   

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   There were once two hedge schools in Carrigan. One was built in the land of Edward Newell and the other in the land of Patrick Casey. All the young boys in Carrigan used to attend those schools. None

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