School: Droichead na Dóinne (roll number 10261)
- Location:
- Blackwater Bridge, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Tadhg Ó Scolaidhe
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“Bealach Bán: A rough stony field with white finnaun growing on it in farm of W. M. O Sullivan Derrinaclave Blackwater...”
(continued from previous page)DÉIRIN DAINGIN- a name for farm (a small one) of Denis White, Blackwater
CÚL TRÁIGH- the strand west of Dereenamackion, Pier, Tahilla
TRÁIGH BHÁN- the strand near buttressed portion of road near James Sullivan's house, Direenamackion, Blackwater
PÁIRCÍN LÉIN- a small field 100yds east of Patrick Shea's house, Doon, Tahilla in his farm
TUIRÍNÍ (Tooreens)- a place in Coombawn with rocks in farm of Timothy Cronin Coombawn Tahilla
FAILL MHÓR- a hig cliff in farm of Patk Shea Doon, Tahilla
BUN a' BHAILE- a field near the sea in Mrs O'Callaghan's farm in Direenamackion, Blackwater
FUILÍN- name of a hill in James Egan's farm in Gortagown Tahilla
POLL na PHÚCA- a place near sea beside the little bridge connecting the Island of Rossmore (in Kenmare River or Bay) with the mainland
BUILG- name of a place on seashore on western end of Rossmore (vide Poll na Phúca) where people fish in sea with rod and line catching "Conners" and "Budderas"