School: Áthán (B.), Lios na Groighe (roll number 14173)
- Location:
- Ahane, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Seán Ó Héalaithe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0523, Page 417
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- 1) The local roads are Ahane, Knockbrack, Annagh, Killinagariff, Barringtons Bridge, Clyduff, bog road.
2) The meaning of Ahane is a little bridge. Knockbrack Brack was the old Dublin road. It is called Killinagariff because there is an old church there. It is called Barrington's Bridge because Barrington owned the bridge. It is called Clyduff because "Claidhe Dubh" is a black ditch.3) The Ahane road leads from the cross of Laught to the road going to Newport. The old Dublin road is leading to the Newport road.4) Annagh road is leading from the Cross of Laught to Ashroe. Killinagariff road is leading from Ard Varna to Barrington's Bridge.(continues on next page)
