School: St Egney's (C.), Buncrana

Location:
Buncrana, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
Ellen Daly
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  1. Annabinnan, Newlanfeel, Sirea, Comber, Garamore, Ardnamacha, Craft, Baile-droma, Slanagh, Athecroucher, Garragibba, Brillans, Pound-park, Falamatigue, Mullahery, Cregahilly, Black Meadow, Whinny knowe, Ard Ban, Coose Greish, Tullyard, Drumahuish, Bolyagh, High Park, Finniscin, Garrabinnion, Connes Park, Castle Ross field, Sara Garaban, Ha-na-macha, Eirog, Dumasa, Gara-cheasa, Garlean, Garanihosiant, Fella-na-traigh.
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  2. Garamór, Páirc Mór, Páirc Fád, Árd na guna[?] laoi bán, Abair na bog, Cillárd, Thuig na gclog, Sála, Sídhsa, Canary, Glac, San-a-mergie, The coffin dale, Seskin, Glac-es-till.
    Falcruinn, The pound. Fal-bug. Keemans. Killard. Linneh guara. Gort Neeshla. San-na-miracle. Lash a-b[?]
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    Location
    Dunree, Co. Donegal