School: Cromadh (B.)
- Location:
- Croom, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Dáithí Ó Ceanntabhail
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- The Riordans found a cannon ball near Killonahan. They have it yet. (Cill Onchon) Onchu third in descent from Blod, is supposed, according to some authorities to have been baptised by Saint Patrick.Cill Onchon is noted in Cuid 1 (D. O'C)
- On the flagstone above a blacksmith's grave in the cemetery in Fedamore these lines are chiselled:
My sledge and hammer have declined,
My bellows too, has lost its wind,
My plenteous fire and forge have fled away
And in the earth my voice is drowned in clay(M. O hÁrtagáin) - Of Glenogra bridge - over the Camóg near Fedamore - it was said:"In Glenogra bridge there are five arches
That never were shaken by a mountain flood
And dread nor wind nor water. (Mich O hArtagáin) - The parish of Two-mile-Borris (Tiob. Ár.) is dedicated to St. James and I always heard when a boy there, that the patron Saint gave it as a concession to the parishioners for all time that no one should ever be killed there by lightning (Tiob. Ár.)
- Rann na Seilmide ó Áis Céitinne:
A Sheilmide, 'sheilmide, cuir amach t'adharca
Tá na bábáín ag ól do chuid meidghe.
(Máire Ní Cárrthaigh, ár gcailín aimsire)(Níl fhios aice seo thuas an o'n máigheastreas nú o'n a sean-athair a fuair sí an rann. D. O.C)Continued on page- Collector
- Daithí O Ceanntabhail
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Múinteoir
- Informant
- Máire Ní Cárthaigh
- Gender
- Female
- Occupation
- Domestic worker