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School: Tullogher, Ros Mhic Treoin (roll number 14648)

Location:
Tullagher, Co. Kilkenny
Teacher:
Mrs Winnie Murphy
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0846, Page 348

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  1. Irish Names on Fields etc. (continued)

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    (continued from previous page)
    Castle field - Fitgerald's along road
    School field - Roche's - north of school
    North bog - Cody's - Curraghmore, along road
    Big Pen - Cody's Ballykenna (hill-slope)
    Big pen contains a monument Sceach

    Street Field - Roche's along road, many houses were in Tullogher long ago

    Water Bog - Roche's - back of Church
    Pump Field - Power's Glynn - a pump there
    Race Field - Cummin's -Ballyconnaught
    Rath Field - Cummin's - Cúilín (large flat field) a Rath there
    Rick Field - Mrs Phelan - Tullogher - near house - big house - Millwords
    Green lands - Walshe's Ballykenna
    Lawn - Roches - back of house (from here)
    Big Barn - top of lane

    * * *

    There was a Lane from Curraghlane to Curraghmore, it was part of Mass path across Roche's fields and, leading from Curraghmore to Church in Tullogher.
    Bán Árd - Curach-mór
    Monument Field - Sceacs 4 old bushes here, planted in memory of
    The Priest's Field owned by Thos. Roche
    Poll na gCapall
    Garraidhe Pádraig
    Garraidhe Vuris

    MONUMENT
    Bog (Egan's) in Curac Mór contains two monument Sceacs close together with a heap of stones at foot - erected in memory Phil Keefe's mother (N. Murphy's father in law
    the owner of a mill on this stream, and the then reigning Tighe of Woodstock.
    (See p. 49)
    Names of fields continued on p 127
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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    Tullagher, Co. Kilkenny