School: Threemilehouse (roll number 342)
- Location:
- Three Mile House, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: I. Mc Eneaney
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0953, Page 385
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- Aghnamallagh - Ath na Mallach - ford of the cursesAnnagh - Eanach - marsh or "cut out" bogAnnabrack - Eanach Breac - speckled marshAnnamartin - Eanach Máirtín - Martin's marshAughnacloy - Ath na Cliath - ford of the hurdles
Ballagh - Bealach - the road or passBlackraw - Rath Dubh - black fort
Cabra - Cabrach - bad rocky landCarnbane - Carn bán - white carn or heapClenlough - Claoin Loch - sloping loughCoolcorragh - Cúl Corrach - rugged back of hillCooldarragh - Cúl Darach - back hill of the oakCorhollan - Cor Calláin - hill of CallanCornasoo - Cor na Súbh - hill of the berriesCorataghart - Cor a Tachairt - hill of the skirmish
Drumgarrow - Drum Garbh - rough ridgeDrumguill - Druim Gabhail - Gaul's HillDrumsheeny - Druim Síne - hill of the stretching
Eldron - Ail Dron - straight stone
Gortmore - Gort Mór - big fieldGreagh - Gréach - mountain flat or plain
Keenog - Caonóg - mossy landKilnaclay - Coill na Cliath - wood of the hurdles
Liscat - Lios cat - fort of the bats
Mullinacross - Mullach na Croise - hill of the cross(continues on next page)
