School: Cuileann Uí Chaoimh (B.), Sráid an Mhuilinn (roll number 4440)
- Teacher: Ruaidhrí Ó Cadhla
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- (continued from previous page)In land of Mrs E. Sweeney
The old mill field, because there was a mill in it.
- The Móntán:- could not find any reason why that name was given to it
The Paircín Lán:- could find no reason why it was called
The cluin:- could find no reason why it was called
There is a large rock in a certain field and they say that Fionn Mac Cumhal threw it from clarach mountain. others say that Timothy O'Riordan nicknamed Tadhg ógh used to pray there. He is now dead.
The mac field:- do not know anything about it
The clamper:- do not know anything about it
The Knock can-Ruadh:- do not know anything about it
Páirc na Skaugh:- do not know anything about it
The Keownis:- do not know anything about it - Collector
- John Murphy
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Lisnaboy Lower, Co. Cork
- Collector
- Timothy Cunnihan
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Lisnaboy Lower, Co. Cork
- The Hulla Mór:- So called because the O'Keefes had a big kitchen garden
Boreheenfield:- So called because there is a borheen passing by it, also there is two stones in the same field it is said there is a chieftain buried under them
The cnocks:- so called because are a lot of hights in every little field
The Liam stubbles:- because a man named Liam was living in it long ago
