An bliadan dar gcionn ní raib aet póiriní mar síol aca agus sgaipeadar mar sgaiptear coirce iad agus síleadar nac bfásfad siad go deo ac bá mór an iongná a bí orra nuair dfás siad.
Bí fataí bréaig mór aca agus ní raib gorta ó sóin ann agus ní déarna na daoine dearmad ar an droc saogal go bfuaradar bás. Nora Níc Éoghain,
Baile Cillín.Lá amaín táinig tinneúr isteac cuig mo teac agus bíodmar ag cainnt agus dubairt sé sgéal dom matair féin cluets droc saogal agus dinnis mo matair domsa aris é. Dá sgór is sé bliadain daois. Máire Ní Éoghain Baile Cillín.

é í go rí-mhinic gan comhra na 'chumhdach an chuirp - acht sean-ghiolcaisí stróicthe éádaigh - i logán gainmheach atá i gceartlár dumhaigh gainimhe ar an taobh thoir thuaidh de chuan An Fhóíd Duibh i mbaile Dhubhlocha. Tá sé annsin fós." "An Cillin" a tugtar air, agus tá an cháíl-shiodhamhail ar an áít ariamh ó shoin.

re buried in the Cillín in Laragan. There is another stoneheap between Briska and Glencullen in memory of Patrick Ginty who died there in the year 1908.

in ancient times as the word (cillín) Killean means a little graveyard. It is believed that it was an ancient burial ground for the locality.

An tSiúir Colm le Muire
Clochar na Trócaire
Clanna Caoilte
Deirtí nuair nach raibh Fachtna Naomhta ach ina stócach go raibh sé gan oideachas gan léigheann. Uair amháin cuireadh é go Cillín Cnuic na Gaoithe ad' iarraidh leabhair Urnaighthe a bhain le sagart na h-áite. Ar a shlighe dhó ann bhí air gabháil thar an teampaillín ach níor chuaidh sé isteach cé gur mhór an fonn paidireóireachta a bhí air. Chuaidh sé go dtí an Cillín, fuair an leabhar agus tháinig thar n-ais. Ach ag teacht abhaile dhó d'imthig sé isteach 'san Teampaillín agus chaith sé tamall maith ag labhairt le Dia, tharla gur thuit a chodladh air. Ar dhúiseacht dó, rug greim ar an leabhar agus d'imtig fé dheithneas as an áit; bhí an leabhar ar oscailt aige 'na láimh agus nuair d'fhéuch

An Reilg.
Tá dhá reilg san bparróiste seo. Tugtar Drom-Abhaile ar an reil atá ar an dtaobh thoir de Cill-Orglan. Tugtar Cillín ar an reilg atá suidhte in-aice na fairrge I gCromán.
Tá Cuma dronnlóige ar Drom-Abhaile.
Tá fothrach teampall ann.
Tá eidhneán ag fás ar na fallaí. Fánaig iseadh an reilg.
Tá alán crainn úbhal ag fás sa reilg agus tá seana-thuambaí ann.
Cuirtear na leanbhaí a gheibheann bás gan baiste ‘san gceanntar so ‘san gCillín annso.
Tá Cuma cruinn air agus tá alán tuir aitinne ag fás ann.
Tá Cillín I Lónart agus Cillín I nDuca.
Cuirtear na leanbhaí a gheibheann bás gan baiste ‘san gceanntar so ins na gCillínibhBríghíd Ní Shuileabháin,
Cromán Uachtar.

Tá aon reil amháin sa pharróiste seo agus tugtar Drom-Abhaile uirthi.
Tá sí inaice baile Cill-Orglan.
Tá cuma dronnuilleóga uirthi.
Tá crainn ag fás innti.
Na daoine a gheibheann bás annso cuirtear i nDrom-Abhaile iad.
Na leanbhaí a gheibheann bás gan baiste san gceanntar so cuirtear i gcillín iad.
Tá cillín iLonart agus ceann i gCromán agus cillín eile i nDúca.
Tá tuir aitinn tímcheall an cillín i gCromán.
Tá alán croiseanna agus tuambaí i nDrom-Abhaile.
Úsádtear na cillíní fós agus úsádtí fadó iadCaitlin Ní Sheógh,
Tullach Uachtar.

Long ago when priests were not allowed to celebrate mass in the church they celebrated masses round the place. Long ago a priest celebrated mass in Cillin in Cloon every morning. He celebrated masses in other places also. He went around from house to house every night teaching the people. He gave a long sermon

Tá Cillín ins an oileán. Tá sé an-aosta. Tá alán daoine curtha ann. Ní cuirtear anois ann ach leanbhaí óga. Bhí fear ann fadó dar b'ainim dó Brí Bhéra (Brewer). Bhí sé ag rith ó na póiléas. Buachaill bán a b'eadh e. D'fhán sé a bhfhad ins an oileán ibhfholach i dtuamba ann sa Chillín.

There is a field called Crogán Ruadh from the red earth there. There is a rock called cloch an olna. There is another field called the Cillín, because there is young children buried there.

There is a place called "baile an Rátha" or Ralph. On this townland is a cillín where murdered persons and bodies of drowned people found in the Blackwater have been buried. There is a well at the gates lodge of Saltbridge House called Tobairín an tSagairt.

Gob an Ghleanna i Lios na gCearbhaill i bParóiste Cillín Ciar
Páirc Dhubh i n-Ath na h-Oidhche i bParóiste Cillín Ciar.
Pairc ChromSraith LachanGreathanCamasPuirtlín i Tunneyfoye(?) i Cnoc BrighdeRuball Fuar i n-Ath na h-Oidhche i Cillín CiarThe BruiclínPadraic's Still House in Greach na h-AirneMullacharCnocanParnamogGarra RuadhBranraGobSlughahaRathínPairc MhórPairc na MíseCnoc na SideóigePairc BánPairc na Tor

to the graveyard.
10. Tír Eoghain = In Kilcolgan and a king named Owen lived there formerly.
11. Cillín Árain = In Aran, Kilcolgan, In it lived a saint named Ára and he built a church there also.
12. Crucáin na Cillín = In Kilcolgan, It is a field with rocks and hills in it.
13. Cladach = In Aran, Kilcolgan, It is a village beside the sea.
14. baile an Doirín = In Ballinderreen, There were little oaks trees growing there formerly.

tugtar Priosún mar ainm air mar cuireadh na daoine na cearca ann sa Samhradh ar eagla go ndeánfaidhis dochair nó dioghbhail don bhárr.Fágfaidhis annsin go ndeireadh na bliadhna agus nuair béadh an bár sábhailte aca do thuibharfaidís iad agus sin é an fáth ar tugadh an t-ainm sin air.
Nóra Ní Éoghain
Baile Cillín
Níl páirc na gort i mbaile Cillín nach bhfuil ainm air. Tá fear i Lugbuidhe agus d'innis sé an chuid is mo de na h-ainmneacha seo dhom agus seo ainm an fhear.
Trí sgor is naoí bliadhain d'aois
Tomás Ó Lochnáin
Luigbhuidhe

Is minic a chuala mé iad a' rádh go raibh Naomh a' dul thart annsin fadó agus stad sé annsin agus thug sé seanmór uaidh.
Nuair a bhí an seanmór tugtha do thóg sé Cillín beag annsin agus diarr se ó'n na daoine an Chillín do dhéanamh níos mó nuair bheadh seisean imthighthe
Nuair a bhí sé imthighthe níor chuimhnigh na daoine air arís go deó agus thuit an Cillín agus níl ann acht na foireacha anois.
Deir na daoine go mbíonn barraí ann mhaith sa bpáirc sin mar do bheannuigh an naomh é.
Tá cuid den talamh ann maith agus tugann sé barraí thar bárr.
Tá an cuid eile fá portach agus tá sé iseal agus fluich acht má tá sé fhéin is maith an féor atá a' fás ann agus tugann sé bainne dó na ba.
Tá abha mór a' rith tríd an mbaile agus tá cúpla tobar maith de fíor uisge annseo is annsúid tríd an mbaile agus

and that is the reason it is called the Clay-meadow.
Ruatan This field lies in Cillin-Ruata and is owned by Mr Hughes of the same district. I heard this from my father Charles Fuery Mt Plunkett Lecarrow Co Roscommon aged 50 yrs.
Selia's Garden This garden was owned by Celia Mc Loughlub deceased, who was a native of Cillin Riaba, Knockcroghery Co Roscommon and it is called Celia's garden to the present day.
Paipc-mop This field lies in Mr Plunkett Lecarrow, Co Roscommon, and it is called Paipc mop because it is a very large field.
Quarry field This field is situated in Mt Plunkett Lecarrow, and in olden times we are told this was a famous quarry.
Tobar-Donn There are various placenames in and around our district, the nearest to us is Tobar-donn. In one field in

Mícheál Ó Shéaghdha
Cillín-liath
Maistir-gaoithe
Cill-ÁirneFuaireas é seo ó,
Dómhnall Ó Séaghdha
Cillín-liath

There was an old church long ago about one and a half miles west of the school which was called Cillín na Marbh. In it there lived an old woman who had a long black hand and was called ‘an lámh fada dubh’. This old woman killed anybody who was on the road after sunset, so everybody around [the] was afraid of her. During that time, Andrew Lynch had a castle in that place

from setting sun till dawn. She was the terror of the place.
At that time a place named Clough Ballymore was owned by Andrew Lynch. Clough was very near Cillín na Marbh. He said that he would lay down £10.000 and thirty hides of land to any knight on Irish soil who would slay the long black hand, and with his daughter Kate who was termed "the rose of Ballymore."