School: Cromadh (B.)
- Location:
- Croom, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Dáithí Ó Ceanntabhail
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“There was a poor scholar one time and he was kept in a farmer's house to teach his sons.”
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“Seosamh O Fearghail also recounted from his grandmother's narration, the story of the vision which the sole surviving monk of Manister Abbey - Mainistir an Aonaigh - had, on the morning following the destruction of the Abbey.”
Seosaimh O Fearghail also recounted from his grandmother's narration, the story of the vision which the sole surviving monk of Manister Abbey - Mainistir an aonaigh - had, on the morning following the destruction of the abbey. The boy's version from his grandmother, was almost as complete as the one given in Dowd's "Round and about Lismuch, and since it differed in no essential from that printed version. I do not give it here. (no title)
“The Mac Namaras (Drumloghan, Croom, two members still surviving) had a herb garden and they used to make ointments and cures from the weeds or plants they grew in it.”
The Mac Namaras (Drumloghan, Croom, two members still surviving) had a herb garden and they used to make ointments and cures from the weeds or plants they grew in it. There was one plant there, and when they'd want to pull it, 'tis the way they used(continues on next page)