Scoil: Eaglais

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1. Drumcullen Church

   

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   Drumcullen Church On a rising ground facing Castle Bernard are the ruins of the ancient church of Druim-Cuillinn. Drumcullen and the Camcor river formed the boundary of the ancient Meath. Although so close to Kinnitty, Drumcullen was in Fearcall while Kinnitty was in Ely in East Munster - the river dividing them. Name Some say Drumcullen means Druim = hill and Cuillion - holly from which tree the place seems to have been noted. More probably it comes from the Cullen Sept or clan formerly subordinate chiefs of this neighbourhood. St. Barrindlus - or Barrind was abbot of Drumcullen in 590 - and the hill near by is called Cnoc Barrind = hill of Barrind.

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2. The Slieve Bloom

   

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   The Slieve Bloom

   In old times called Sliabh Blabhma. Blabhma comes from Blabh one of the sons of Brogan, the grandfather of Miletius. The highest part is "Ard na hÉireann" = the height of Ireland 1733 ft.

   

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