School: Dún Beag (C.)

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1. Colours - Marriage (continued)

   

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   6. Married in brown- you'll live in the town.
   7. Married in black- you wish yourself back.
   8. Married in green- you wish to be seen.
   9. Married in pink- your spirits will sink.

   

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2. Names of Places of Fields

   

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   1.The Cnucán at Pat Breen in Doonbeg. 2. Páirc na Croise owned by James Haugh of Doonbeg. 3. Páirc an Leasa owned by Jack Considine in Rhynagonnaught. 4.Páirc an chapaill in Baltard owned by Miss Blackhall. 5.Páirc na Drobáinn in Dunmore. The field of the drills. 6.Glas Cloun owned by Mr. Murrihy of Killard is said to be the greenest in the place. 7.The Corkus up the "inbhear" owned by Pat Keane and John Dillon Doonbeg. 8.Cathairfionnric- a townland to the east of the parish-Caherfeenick. 9. Doire Árd- "The High Oak" -A townland to the south of the parish. 10. Cill Árd- "The High Church"-Parish called after it. 11. Cathair linn in Killard owned by Mr. Haugh - no crops grow in this field. 12.Tuirín-"A place for bleaching linen".- A Townland near Doonbeg River possibly linen was grown there in olden times.

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