School: Kilmaganny, Thomastown
- Location:
- Kilmaganny, Co. Kilkenny
- Teacher: C. Ó Hurdail
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0852, Page 262
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- There are not many names on our fields.
"Páirc an Tobair", so called on account of the well, is one beside my house.
"Maidí Dubá" is another. Furze grew there once & when somebody burned it, all that was left was the "Black Sticks".
"John's Field" is the name of another field, because a man named John owned it once.
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- Collector
- Patrick Noonan
- Gender
- Male
- The "Saddle Rock", so called on account of its slope, is on Mr Hickey's Hill, behind the school.
Gort na d-Tobar & the Cnocán in Currahill as also the "Long Field" & "Jack Haggard" which gets its name from Jack Dunovan, the first owner. - Currahill also has the "Jack"(continues on next page)
