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School: Stravicnabo

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Stravicnabo, Co. Cavan
Teacher:
Michael Kelly
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0978, Page 430

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  2. Names of Fields

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    The names of fields on my farm are.
    "Long Field"
    "The Spring well field"
    "The Flax field"
    "Tom's meadow"
    "Pairc bán"
    "Padraic an asal"
    "Toms rock"
    "Mosgo" ("Moscow")
    "Rodies field"
    "The Black garden"
    "The Lurgan wee"
    "The mountain"
    The reason why it is called the "long field" is, it runs from one road to the other. The reason it is called the "round" hill is, it is round and long ago "fairies" were to be seen buying and selling on it.
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