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School: Ballymartin, Croom (roll number 4466)

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Ballymartin, Co. Limerick
Teacher:
Teresa Lynch
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0525, Page 104

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    14/6/'38
    The Rocky Field
    The Rocky Field is owned by Mr. Dan Hartnett Lemonfield and it is so called because it is so full of rocks.
    The Eight acres Field
    The Eight acres Field is owned by Mr. John Hartnett Lemonfield and it is so called because there are eight acres contained in it.
    The Bog Road
    The Bog Road is situated in Ruthagh and it is so called because there is a bog on either side. The two bogs are owned by Mr. Pat Keehan Rutagh.
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    The Angle Field
    The Angle Field is belonging to Mr. James Rahilly Ballyclough. It is so called because it is triangular in shape.
    Joan Greensmyth.
    Roxborough.
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