Scoil: Cuan an Bhainigh (Bannow)

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Seaweed as Manure - Locally Called 'Woar' (ar lean)

   

   Roinn Roinn Postáil

   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   The Bay :
   The four families on the Bay Road :
   Mr Cullen (Upper Bay House)
   Mr Cullen (Lower Bay House)
   Mr Wade and Mr Crosbie

   Crosslake :
   Mr James Harper (Bannow),
   families on Green Road, and the
   families on estate in townland of Verneglye, and Bannow.

   Ham of the Green :
   The two Cullen families and
   Wade family (from Bay Road) and
   Mr Crosbie of Bay Road who still has right of way to beach through Wade land.

   Boat Bay :
   3 families - John White,
   Andrew Cullen and Nicholas Crosbie

   Blackhall Strand :
   (particularly the Hamogue)
   tenants from townlannds of Blackhall, Haggard, Newtown, Bannow, Graigue and Grange.

   Brandane tenants being under a different landlord were not entitled to draw by right from these beaches - they were free to draw from Cockle Strand.

   Each tenant had a particular berth on road on which they left small loads when woar was plenty on strand to be drawn home afterwards. These berths can still be pointed out at Blackhall and are marked by stones.

   

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