School: Summerville (roll number 622)
- Location:
- Summerville, Co. Waterford
- Teacher: John Burke
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0652, Page 9
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- (continued from previous page)Poll porkeen, a small bog, owner Mr. Rd. Whittle.
Ban Thubereens, a spring field, Miss E. Corcoran.
Ban na gaoithe, a boggy field, owner Mr. E. H. Power.
- Gleann Duda, glen running northwards from Carbally R. C. Church.
Bán a' crúibín, field owned by Mr. Park. Foley.
Bán a' scrogal, narrow field owner Mr. Js. Crotty. - Poll Howlett, in the cliffs
Poll na gCorc(a) in the cliffs
Leach na Shag, in the cliffs
Beann Buidhe, in the cliffs
Awk in Affling, a rock in the sea
Poll Singen, E. of the Castles
Port na Lice, on Tramore Bayside
Faill na Raca on Tramore Bayside
Caindlí Buidhe, (Pron. Coinlee) at seawardside
Scolta Dilisc, a rock
Tráigh Bheag, strand on southside
Port Umhna (Oona), a point of the head
Scolta gan Áird, a barren large rock
Carraig Ghabhair Riabhach (pron. carrowree) a barren large rock
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