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School: Sonnach (roll number 13974)

Location:
Sonnagh, Co. Galway
Teacher:
James Grady
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0016, Page 008

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0016, Page 008

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  1. The Pipe Clay (continued)

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  2. Funchin Bog

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    Funchin Bog
    Some years ago as some men were draining the bog that lies between Moate & Timicat they came across what was an old road about two feet under the surface running across the bog in a south westerly direction. This road was solidly made with stakes at the bottom covered over with branches of trees, furze & heath. Tradition has it that O'Sullivan Beare with his followers marched over this road when driven from Dunboy Castle on his journey to Breffni.
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