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

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0345, Page 341

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  3. XML “Kilbawn”
  4. XML “Desertmore and Clashanafrin”

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  1. Kilbawn (continued)

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  2. Desertmore and Clashanafrin

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    Desertmore & Clashanafrin.
    About two miles from Ovens Bridge on the southern side of the parish of Ovens, are situated the above townlands. There lived at the time of St. Finbarr a saint known as St. Creagh. The impression of his dwelling place & church
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