Scoil: Cillín (Portomna)

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Topographic (ar lean)

   

   Roinn Roinn Postáil

   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   which was built ninety-nine years ago. The roof was taken off by the "big wind" on the 6th of January, 1839.

   Some people called it "Coillín" which means a little wood

   (k) High street: a cluster of houses on the hill-side.

   (l) Loughinroe. (Loch-an-ruadh): so called because there was a red lough in which red sand-stone is to be found.

   (m) Ballyshrule (Baile-na-Srutha): so called because there is a little stream flowing at the bottom of the fields.

   (n) Clonmoylan: (Cluain Maolín): so called because the district was at one time owned exclusively by the call Maolín or Mullins.

   (o) Lisduf. (Lios-Dubh): which means a black fort.

   (p) Clover Field.

   (q) Monaghan's Garden: so called because there were people by the name of Monaghan living there.

   (r) Black Park. (Pāirc Dubh): so called because of the moory nature of the soil.

   (s) Pāirc Gairid: which means a short field.

   (t) Meadow.

   (u) Páirc Wee. which means a small field. or Páirc Buidhe = yellow field.

   (v) Pallas Field: it is a field near Pallas.

   (w) Pāirc Bhán: which means a white field.

   (x) Páirc na Móna: which means a turf-field.

   (y) Druim na Bhídh: it means a field of food.

   (leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)

   

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