School: Stoneyford, Thomastown (roll number 3029)
- Location:
- Stonyford, Co. Kilkenny
- Teacher: Finghín Mac Íobhair
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0849, Page 031
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- Innis Snag"Ennisnag, known as the magpie's inch.
"Cois Feórach"Norelands. So called because the river Nore flows near it.
"Sean Bhaile",Oldtown. It is called this because it is a very old place
"Lághacus" Lawcus, There are a lot of nice people living there.
"Áth-Stúin"Stoneyford. Long ago there was a ford at the bottom of the street where the bridge is now and there was a piece of land beside known as Stanga and from this comes the name "Áth-Stúin"
"Rath"The fairies were in the field long ago.
"Deer Park"Deer were kept in this field.
"The Hill Field"Pairc an Chnuic" There is a hill in the field.
"The Cottage Field"There is a cottage in it.
" The Road Field "Páirc an Bhóthair. It is near the road.
"The Pump Field"There is a pump in it.
