School: Aubane, Sráid an Mhuilinn (roll number 16163)
- Location:
- Aubane, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Tadhg Ó Corcaráin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0325, Page 012
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- Paircin an Aorl
was so called the surface of the field is white like lime.
Pairc an Galán
is so called because it is supposed a giant flung the stone from Knocknakilla to Tooreenbawn when the Tooreenbawn giant beat him.
Paircín Sheam
is so called because "Jackie the Lantern" used to be seen there years ago.
Pairc na Peístin
is so called because the field is shining in the night with the glow worm.
Pairc Garb
is so called because the field is very rough.
The lug
is so called because it was never remembered to be seen ploughed.
Páirc na Loc
is so called because there is a lake in it.
An Cnocán
is so called because it is a wild place.
Concubharín's field
is so called because a man named Concubhar lived there long ago.
An [?]
is so called because it is always a meadow.
Páirc na Glaise
is so called because(continues on next page)
