Scoil: Cromadh (B.)

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1. Unofficial Names in the Parish of Croom and Neighbourhood (ar lean)

   

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   line - as Garranavohreen, was always known to him as Garrana-wawneen, and that he thinks that the name was applied to a wider area than the field specified at page 124.

   
   Droichidín-an-Phúca (Drehideenafooka). the bridge over the streamlet that crosses the Manister to Chlorane road about 100 yards south of the "Burnt Cross"
   6" Sheet 31 Limerick

   Coonanaspride (Cúinne an Spioraid), an angle in Mr. Jerry Quain's field immediately south of the double cottage (on the Manister to Fedamore road) which is about 550 yards eastward from Manister village on the right hand side of the road going eastward. 6" Sheet 31 Limerick

   
   On page 116 are listed some place-names from Cnoc Fírinne. I have visited these places since writing in their names but unfortunately without a local guide. However from reference to the ordnance sheet it is I think quite easy to recognize the "Bronebreena" (?) as a circular fort some 300 yards east of the Pollnabreena marked on the map. The fort is not strictly speaking circular, it is much nearer to being oval and is surrounded by a very deep trench within which is a high embankment. In one corner of this embankment is a pile of stones

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