Scoil: Allenwood

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1. (gan teideal) (ar lean)

   “Long ago the Ballyteague people used to come across the fields to Mass.”

   

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   Pim's bridge. Marcella Ennis, GrangeClare, Kilmeague, Naas, Co. Kildare. Told by: Patrick Cleary (80), GrangeClare, Kilmeague, Naas. There was a hedge-school long ago in Ballyteague in a field now owned by Keenan's, Ballyteague. The field is ever since called "The Master's Garden". The teachers names were Mr. Farrell, and Mr. Walsh. There was a Protestant school held in Thornton's in Ballyteague and Miss Bradford of Kilmeague, now Mrs. Young went down every morning to teach the Thorntons. In most of the farmers houses classes were

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2. (gan teideal)

   “There was a hedge-school long ago in Ballyteague in a field now owned by Keenan's Ballyteague.”

   

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   There was a hedge-school long ago in Ballyteague in a field now owned by Keenan's, Ballyteague. The field is ever since called "The Master's Garden". The teacher's names were Mr. Farrell, and Mr. Walsh. There was a Protestant school held in Thornton's in Ballyteague and Miss Bradford of Kilmeague, now Mrs. Young went down every morning to teach the Thortons. In most of the farmers houses classes were

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