School: Cloonacool (roll number 4802)
- Location:
- Cloonacool, Co. Sligo
- Teacher: Seán Ó Blioscáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0171, Page 026
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Trinnse geal = The bright trench, a place out on the bog.
Cnoc eadar abhann = A hill between two rivers out on the Ox Mountains.
Mian na gCapall = The meadow of the horses. This is a place out on the Ox Mountains
Cnoc-aidhe = This is a place out on the Carnaleck mountains. I do not know why it is so called.
Dereens = From dair, the oak. A townland on the slope of the Ox Mountains.
Leithrim = Liath druim = The grey ridge. This is a townland along the Moy.
Méaróg Rock. = This is a great rock out on the Ox Mountains.
Carraig a' Fuill = This is a rock out along the Mad-River where the cattle used to be bled long ago.
Baile-na Móna = A townland at the foot of the Ox Mountains.
Bridgims Table = This is a rock out on the Ox Mountains.
Ceathrú na gCapall = This is a townland at Banada.
Páirc buidhe = This is the name of a field in Mollagh the meaning of which is the(continues on next page)
