School: Druminardly
- Location:
- Drumman Beg, Co. Roscommon
- Teacher: Criostóir Ó Cuanáin
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- (continued from previous page)Peter's garden. The Curraghs. Hughies field because a man named Hughie Hoare bought that field. The snaily field, because if there was potatoes put there the snails would have them eaten. Lanaweena is called because there is a lot of big trees there.
Bushes. The big bush is called because it was never cut. the Soldiers bush
Streams: Tom Mc Glynn's stream because a man named Tom Mc Glynn had a house by the stream.
hollows. Michael's hollow because a man named Michael lived there
On the farm of Bernard Cox. Crokell, RooskeyKiln garden, because there was a kiln in it. Gannon's meadow. Long garden. Shed field because there is a shed in it. rock field, because there are rock's in it. Flat field. Pettits field. Pettit was a woman who lived there. Anthony's garden. Holly-bush field. High field
Shannon meadow. The moneen
Bush. The big bush
On the farm of Michael Duffy. Lavagh, Rooskey(continues on next page)
