School: Kilbeggan (B.)
- Location:
- Kilbeggan, Co. Westmeath
- Teacher: P. Mac Siúrtáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0732, Page 460
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- (continued from previous page)- ancestors of the Magh LocagainsKillivalley ( Cill a' Bealaig ) Tyrrellspass - church of the road: the ruins are still to be seenCloncullion ( Cluan Coillinn ) Tyrrellspass - of the holly treesCloncrow ( Cluain Cró ) Tyrrellspass - of the cattle shedsCnoceecosker ( Cnoc Mhich Oscair ) Castletown Geoghegan - of the Son of OscarQuell ( Coill ) Castletown - a woody placeCrissawn ( Criosán ) Ballinagore - a little cross or beltCornaher ( Cor'nethair ) Tyrrellspass - round hill of the demonCloneel ( Cluain Aoil ) Castletown Geoghegan - limestone meadowNuckawn ( Cnocán ) Tyrrellspass - little hilly fieldCloonagh ( Cluaneach ) Castletown Geoghegan - horse meadown Keel ( Caol ) Castletwongeoghegan - a narrow strip of landClonshingle ( Cluan Sein Cille ) Castletown Geoghegan - meadow of the old church, or, retreat of St. SinceallCush ( Cois ) Baile a'Tríalaigh - marshy land on the edge of a bogDoogra ( Dumha Gairbh ) Castletown Geoghegan - rough burial moundDhoughloon ( Damh Chluain ) Castletown Geoghegan - ox meadow Dungay ( Dún na Gé ) Killare - fort of the geese(continues on next page)
