School: Tuar Árd, Áth Treasna (roll number 8893)
- Location:
- An Tuar Ard, Co. Chorcaí
- Teacher: Éamonn Ó Domhnaill
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0353, Page 300
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- (continued from previous page)placed across this river hole for the people to cross hence its name Poll na bara.
- The white field, the black field, the rae mór, the Ray, the horse field, Móna ruadhnaig, the Cumer, Toms haddart, Neill meadow
the Lis field, Jack meadow, the cattle field, the tae field, the woody haggart, the Clamper, the training field, the bog meadow, the coarse meadow, the long meadow, the well field, the three corner field, the stubble field, the rushy field, the hedge field, the pound field, the spring field,
Paírcin Plummer, Magner's meadow
Gorry well, top sod, Cloontein, the Roggy field, the corhet, the church, the black garden, the race couse, the páirc mór, the disputed field, the lyre beag, the bed of roses, páirc na geara, the ploughed field, the red gate field, the screen, páircín na domhna, the mountain field, Owen's haggart, the ladys Landing, the pond field, the manure field, the low field, the river meadow, the Glouney meadows, Brown's hill, the bushy field, the sleeping field, the passage field, the poney's field, the mossy meadow,(continues on next page)
