School: Taobh Breac (roll number 15227)
- Location:
- Tievebrack, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Donnchadh E. Mac Congáile
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1098, Page 105
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- (continued from previous page)Mullanboy – Mullach Buidhe – the yellow Hill-top
Tírnagushogue – Tír na gCaiseog – The country of the reeds.
Tiranisk – Tír an Uisce – The flooded country
Cavanweary ?
Coolyslin – Cúl Ísleáin - The back of the hollow
Alt – The knoll.
Calehame -
Cormackilly – Cor Mhic Ceallaigh - Kelly’s corner (of land)
Dresnaugh – Dreasarnach – a place of brambles Drumbane – Druim Bán – The white back or the untilled back of landDrumdoit -
Drumnaha – Drum-an-Átha
Dunnaloob – Dún an Lúib / Domh nach Lúib (?)
Gortkelly – Gort Uí Cheallaigh – Kelly’s fieldGontnagrace – Gort na nGrois – The field of the gooseberries
Magheracallaghan – Machaire Ceallachán
Skelpy - Scealpaí – layers of land.
Tullyard – Tullach Árd – The High Mound.
Bohanboy – Bothán Buide – The yellow hut.
Carrick – Carraic – The RockCarricknamanna – Carraic na Manach - The rock of the monks.
Cooladawson – Cúl an Dosain – The back of the thicket lands.(continues on next page)
- Collector
- Donnachadh E. Mac Congáile
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Múinteoir
