School: Lisvernane, Glen of Aherlow (roll number 15677)
- Location:
- Lisvarrinane, Co. Tipperary
- Teacher: Patrick Lynch
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- Fields near the SchoolLiosina field containing a little Lios or fort at the back of Brien's Monaboula
The GurteenClose to above, this way a great tillage field some years ago
Tobar na Gamhnaidhefield belonging to W. Kiely Longford that got its name from a well in the field. Tradition says that at Midnight many years ago a woman was supposed to be seen at the well milking a goat
Ínsenagabhairnear a well-known glen in Monaboula
Páirc Garbhin Monaboula also is a small field full of bumps or hillocks
Curragheennear this school, and so called because of the many little heights in it
Páirc na Sáileóganear O'Donnell's Lyre where there were willow trees growing long ago
Póll GormBaile Briain - at the (-) of Noonan's house RiversdaleOther fields:-
Pidgon Field, Kiln Field - lime burned here long ago, The Barrack Field, Bridge Field, Cooleen, The Pound Field, The Long Field, The Back Meadow, The Mill Field (Ruins of old Saw Mill still standing) The Strip (a long narrow field in Monaboula) The Lacan - a field in Dwyers Monaboula
Local Names ContinuedStreams:- Gleann na Sgeac - near O'Briens GlencushabinniaGleann na Carrag - near Dwyer's Dromleigh so called because of the very rocky nature of its bed
Drocídín "Byrne" - near the school so called because(continues on next page)