School: Lisvernane, Glen of Aherlow (roll number 15677)
- Location:
- Lisvarrinane, Co. Tipperary
- Teacher: Patrick Lynch
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- Dathrú a field in Dungrudh covered with brown coloured grass and furze
Páirc na Lachana very flat field containing a small pond where ducks swim in J. Noonan's Barna
Páirc na Cloumpa"a field in Richardson's land at Dungrud where a great battle was fought
Curragha hill in Longford, round, small and covered with furze
Cosacána height in Ballyena above Coskeran's
Clash or Closha Hollow with steep sides having a small round hill in the centre. It is said that a black boar came from the North and when it reached the hollow it was in great pain. It tore up a ring still to be seen around the height in the centre. This hollow is in Monour
The Cuckán and Crickeenare heights in two fields belonging to D. Ryan Ballyena
The Blucha Breac is a clump of bushes in A. Ryan's field Ballyena
Carraig Séadhnaa huge rock on the side of "Sliabh na Much" and called after the Patron Saint of "The Glen" St Séadna
Coularaa huge rock in one of Conway's fields in Longford
The Wart Rockin O'Brien's field at Monaboula
Carraig na Binnea huge pile of rocks on peak of the Galtees south of school(continues on next page)- Collector
- Thomas Coffey
- Gender
- Male