School: Béal Átha Conaill (2)
- Location:
- Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: M. Laing
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- Mullinacre, Ballyconnell.
The townland of Mullinacre is situated about one mile from Ballyconnell. There are eleven families in it. There are five families of Henderson's in it. There are about forty people in the one townland. There are two men and one woman long over seventy years of age. They are Mrs Robert Henderson, Mr Wm. Tubman and Mr P. McKiernan. There is a great big mountain which is called the "Mullinacre Mountain" where all these families cut their turf. There is a long road leading up to it. There is a big river which flows partly along the mountain and it used to run across the road. When there would be heavy rain the river used to overflow and the people could not get going up the road. Then the County Council(continues on next page)