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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0995, Leathanach 394

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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0995, Leathanach 394

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  2. XML Leathanach 394
  3. XML “Local Poets”
  4. XML “Roads”

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  2. Roads

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    "Roads"
    The road from Castlerahan Chapel to Matthew McDaniel's cross-roads is known as the "bothar buidhe", from the yellow clay in its foundation. The road from Paddy Heeney's cross-roads to McShane's in Clonkeefy is called the "Comhsa" road. I believe it was only a lane at one time and so called Comhsa. The road from Cornacrave to the pound hill leading to Ballyjamesduff is called the New Line. It was made in 1847 as a relief work. The bridge between Cormaddyduff and Crossafehen [Crossafehin] was a bridge of black oak sticks in olden times. It is from that bridge that Cormaddyduff (Cormaidedhuibh) got its name.
    It was a very usual thing to hold dances at cross-roads and pipers supplied the music. Cartney was the name of a famous piper. Suicides were buried at four cross-roads in olden times. The old generations used to take crowing hens there, and leave
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