School: Ballinorley (roll number 11597)
- Location:
- Béal Átha an Orlaí, Co. Shligigh
- Teacher: Mrs Anna Ewing
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“Our fields are called the "near field", the "mountain field" and the "well field".”
(continued from previous page)A well in the "well-field." There are three crossroads near our house. One is called the "Head of the Road" and the other two are the "Far Crossroads and the "Near Crossroads"Local Place Names
“Meeny.mo" is the names of one of Fallon's fields.”
"Ineeny mo" is the name of one of the Fallon's fieldsLocal Place Names
“We have one field called the "far field", one called the "Lower field" one is the "middle field" and the other two are called the "crop field" and the "Meadow field".”
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“Our fields are called "the Cow House, first, second, Hill and Fort Fields.”
Our fields are called "the Cow, Horse, First, Second, Hill and Fort fields. There is the remains of an old frot in the fort(continues on next page)