School: Drom an Eargail, Áth Treasna (roll number 10361)

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1. Place Names (continued)

   

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   land. A Ré means a piece of bog, cut away, the sandy field it got its name because there is a sand pit in it. Peg Murphy's field because she lived there, and I can see the stones of the walls, and the ruins of the old cabin where she lived. She is dead now. R.I.P. We have a field in our farm called the Ceap Meadow and in that field it can seen the old ruins where bricks were made, as the red bricks are visible there this present time, and in the farm there are three more old ruins of houses one of them were occupied by P.J. Murphy and the other by and old man J. O'Connor the third is visible at present where the wheel worked the mill for grinding corn and other purposes. Beside this place can be seen the ruins of the old house where a man called Seán Bán dwelled, which is related that he was the owner of mill

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2. Poets

   

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   Poets were very few in this district. They were too great poets here Edward

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