School: Kilsaran (C.) (roll number 14208)

Location:
Kilsaran, Co. Louth
Teacher:
Bean Mhic Eóin
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    dwelling or shelter.
    A large house in Mayne is known as Mayne House. About twenty years ago there was a skull in it. There is a long passage leading to the kitchen, and the skull was there. The McMahons who owned the place at that time, buried it in Dunany. In about a week after, it was found by a man called Boyle who lived near the place. They buried it in a different place up near Togher, and it was never seen again.
    There is a house called McGuill's in Mayne. It is up a lane. In front of the door there are old mud walls.

    (7) Old paths and roads -
    (8) Old Trades and Customs -
    (9) Place names and derivations
    The following are the names of some of the fields in Mayne :-
    Parc an CoMead
    Dougherty's March
    The Flax Pit Field.
    The lain Tobar Doinnaig (Annagassan)
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    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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    Maine, Co. Louth