School: Donnycarney (roll number 10950)
- Location:
- Donacarney Great, Co. Meath
- Teacher: P. Ó Cadhain
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“There is a mass rock at Ben Head...”
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Colmcille's Well at Shallon
St. Patrick's Well in the Dale-Drogheda
" " Near Abbey Cenema (closed)
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Gormanstown - old name Baile na gCoilleach
The cock of Gormanstown - name of a tavern.Old name for the "black hills" - Croc a' Searra
The ruins of St. James' Hospital is at Smart's (Drogheda)
Genninstown other name for Julianstown.
Sir Phelim O'Neill fought a battle here.(continues on next page)