School: Loughteague, Stradbally (roll number 6129)
- Location:
- Loughteeog, Co. Laois
- Teachers: Brigid Keane Brighid Ní Chatháin
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- Local Pron.
Thubber-na-Muck (Tobar na Muc) - s. east side of Dysart
Bawn - bánClock-Cliack - cloc cliathach - clíochDhrann a koll - field sloping to bottom of hillCappagh- Gowan - (Ceapach-Gamhan)Downs - low hillsCaw Sheer - "gabh siar" rough side of hillCooleen - Cúilín Pit and coal-fieldsGortéen - guirtínCurragh - currach
Moate-field - under Pig Park at back of Rathleague House
Pigeon - dry, kiln at back of Rathleague House
Silver Hall - marshy field at back of Rathleague House
Looby's FieldMillking Bawn - green field near Hyland's cottageThe Crutch - small field in sharp (illustration)
The Pound or Pound Field in an angle surrounded by 3 roads at Loughteage gate
Lock na Suck - 4 acre humpy field with deep water-filled pit(continues on next page)