School: Ovens (C.) (roll number 5985)

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1. Castleinch (continued)

   

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   loopholes in which were so arranged that missles could easily be showered on invaders.

   A considerable portion of Castleinch was blown down during a storm in Feb. 1903. In 1907 a further portion was demolished by vandals in search of building material.

   The overland approach is from the main road at the village of Srelane (Ovens) From here a well kept by-road leads in a N.E. direction through the townlands of Mullagh Ruadh and Ballybritain to Castleinch

   

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2. Inislinga Abbey

   

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   Innislinga Abbey was situated near the north bank of the Lee, one mile from Castleinch. The graveyard still remains, but the walls of the Friary are gone. It had direct communication with Kilcrea Abbey which verifies the poem of " Kilcrea ". Game from the mountain Meat from the pen

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   Language

   English

   Location

   Inis Loinge, Co. Chorcaí

   Informant

   Miah Mc Carthy

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   62

   Occupation

   Farmer

   Address

   Clais an Aifrinn, Co. Chorcaí