School: Broadford, Ráthluirc
- Location:
- Broadford, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Siobhán Nic Phiarais
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“My townland is called Glanduff because there is a black wood in it.”
(continued from previous page)houses There are three houses in my townland, some of them are thatched. There are mud walls in my house
ruins There was an old house in my townland the ruins are to be seen yet.
rivers, stream. There are three rivers and two streams in it. There is a wood near it in Springfield some of the land is wet and marshy There are three farms in my townland
old people There is an outside farm in my townland where an old man was living, shortly before his death occurred he left the place. His name is Mr. Cussen, the ruins of an old house are to be seen.
field- There is a field in my farm which is called Cillin
gardens There are five gardens in my townland. There is a great story connected with the outside farm.