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School: Mullaharlin (roll number 1173)

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Mullagharlin, Co. Louth
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Ss. Mac Siúrdáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0662, Page 103

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0662, Page 103

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  3. XML “Rath”
  4. XML “Ballybarrack”
  5. XML “Killally”
  6. XML “Little Mill”

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  1. Rath (continued)

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    Teampull Baile Baraice. Parish of Kilcurley.
    Cill A Curdileach - the chapel there Catholic.
    In Ballybarrack T. L. fort lios Cnoc a Foire
    Coleman Colmanaigh - A colman
    Smiths Hugh GO Para GO Brennan na Brionan
    Costello A Coisteallach, na Coisteallaigh
    Hill on it called Cnoc Tobar Dominaigh. It has a station.
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  2. Ballybarrack

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    Called Newton Ballybarick. Cnoca Feire....on a hill here on the Ardee road is the position occupied by King James's Arms from which is the best view of Dundalk town, Bay & the Carlingford Mts.
    It contains 428 ac. 0 rds. 19 pers. (note above refers to this TL.)
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  3. Killally

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