School: Cooleenbridge, Scariff
- Location:
- Poll an Ghabhair, Co. an Chláir
- Teacher: T. Mac Seóín
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0592, Page 023
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- (continued from previous page)very wet, and badCRÓCHRAMis a field belonging to Mr Dalton of Coolreagh. The greater part of this is covered with hazel trees.
PÁIRCH na STEALLADHis a field owned by a Mr. Conway of Clashmore. This is a very dry fertile field but I do not (know) how it got its name.
POLL na GABHARis a valley between Clune's hill and the Graney river. This valley was much frequented by goats in olden times.
TOBAR na gCATis a district in the parish of Scariff
PÁIRC an RAITNIGHis a field in this farm of Mr O'Brien of Tobar-na-gCat. This field is covered with ferns and thence gets its name.
POLL LUATHARis a field owned by Mr McNamara of Laccaroe. It is a very wet field and it is flooded both Winter and Summer.
DOIRÍNSis a field belonging to Mr Nugent of Coolreagh. This is a very wet field and a great amount of rushes grow in it.- Collector
- Maire Minogue
- Gender
- Female