School: Ballyrahan, Tinahely
- Location:
- Ballyraheen, Co. Wicklow
- Teacher: Máiréad Ní Mheachair
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- How Tomnafinogue got its name is because long ago there were a great deal of carrion crows to be seen. There are some to be seen still but not as many as long ago. It means the mound of the carrion crow. There are two old men in Tomnafinogue over seventy years of age. There is a river in Tomnafinogue. It is not a big river. It is called Tomnafinogue. It is a big wood. It is called Tomnafinogue wood.
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- James Dempsey
- Gender
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- Ballyraheen, Co. Wicklow