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1. Mullaghroe Field Names

   

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   Mologhroe

   Field names in land of Denis o'Leary

   Fort field, there is a fort in this field
   The Long field, this field is very long
   The Screen field, there is a screen in this field
   The quarry field, because the is a quarry in this field
   The Black fields, because the surface of these fields is black

   Field names in land of Denis Murphy

   The Kiln field, there was a kiln in it once
   The First furzy, this is covered with furze
   The Second furzy, This is also covered with furze
   The middle field, this is in the middle of all his land
   The small haggard, were Denis O Riordan of Millstreet was found dead
   The Glen, there is height on each side and a little stream running in the middle

   

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2. Field Names

   

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   Field names in Land of Larry Singleton The Screen field, there is a screen planted all round it The Hill field, because it is situated of the top of a hill Paírc a staile, because there was a male horse kept always there. The three corner field, it has three corners in it The eastern inch, don't know why so it is called The western inch, don't know why so it is called The Kiln field, because there was a kiln in it The five corner field, it has five corners in it. Mass was said in the eye of the Kiln during the penal times

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   Topics

   1. place-space-environment
      1. local lore, place-lore (~10,595)

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Ted Riordan

   Gender

   Male