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School: Cuilleán

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Cuillaun, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
León P. Mac Eachmharaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0098, Page 051

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    Mary Kelly, Crimlin, Irishtown, got the following information from Pat Keane, Crimlin He got it from his father Michael Keane who died when he was eighty years old thirty years ago.
    He told me about many roads that lead to different places. Tinkers lane is the name of a road near Cullane. Dóian Dán is the name of a road which leads to Mc Hughes bog in Crimlin. Sean Clais is a road which leads from John Finn's house in Kilnock into his bog. Coogann an Capall leads from the bridge near Mary Sheridans house to Luke Barnacle's field. "Dóian an Tobar is the name of a road leading into Roche's well in Crimlin. "Doain na Ceandoan" is the road which leads from the crossroads of Crimlin to Mrs Keane's house.
    Annie Daly got the following information from her uncle Michael Daly Crimlin who is 65 years.
    Dóian na Gnaint is the road from Michael Molloy's house to Mórnin. Doian na Móna is the name of the road which
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