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1. Townlands - Tubberyquin

   

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   Tubberyquin (Quin's Well)

   The Townland of Tubberyquin is in the parish of Knockea, in the Barony of Clan-William, Co. Limerick.
   The number of families in Tubberyquin is six.
   The family names most common around is Minehan.
   The houses in Tubberyquin are slated.
   The people around are not old and they do not speak Irish.
   The land is hilly, but is is not boggy, but very good.
   There are no woods or streams in the townsland.

   Maurice Clifford, Tubberyquin, Ballyneety, Limerick.

   

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2. Townlands - Ballyclough

   

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   Ballyclough. My townsland is Ballyclough. It is in the barony of Pubblebrien and in the parish of Mungret. There are about eleven or twelve houses in it. Almost every house is slated. There ar'nt many old people in it but they all speak English. The Limerick Golf Links (18 holes) is situated in Ballyclough - a large crowd attend there on Sundays and half-holidays. A lot come from the city and

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   Topics

   1. place-space-environment
      1. local lore, place-lore (~10,595)

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Mary Leo

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Ballyclogh, Co. Limerick