School: Droichead na Dóinne (roll number 10261)
- Location:
- Blackwater Bridge, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Tadhg Ó Scolaidhe
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“Gáirdín an Aitinn: a furzy field in farm of Patk. Shea, Doon, Tahilla...”
(continued from previous page)TOBAR MÓR- a hollow with water flowing over rock into it beside the old road in Patrick Donoghue's farm Direenamackion
BUN ABHA- place where the stream called Tahilla River enters the sea at farm of Andrew Hallissey Direenamuclagh, Tahilla
LUIBÍN- a kind of field with rocks and heights in it in farm of Ml M (?) O'Sullivan, Direenaclave, Blackwater
RÉ- a piece of sloping slough land in Jerh. O'Connor farm of Droumlusk. West of it is "The Pound" a piece of a very old field wired in
CUAISÍN- a place in Woodland beside the sea about 100 yrds east of Cuas Mór, Blackwater
THE MAGGY- a rock about a quarter of a mile off Col. Heard's Place in Kenmare Bay where boats sheltered in the storm. It is concreted.
TORA BEAGA- a small bushy field of farm of John C Sullivan, Direenamackion, Blackwater
BOGACH a' BÓTHAIR- a boggy field near J. C. Sullivans house on his farm
LACA BEAG- a field of J. C. O'Sullivan, Direenamackion east of his home