School: Doire an Bháis (roll number 13152)
- Location:
- Derrycoosh, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Énrí Ó Húbáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0089, Page 392
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- (continued from previous page)Culán na muc - This field got its name because all the people used to keep their pigs long ago.
Páirc capall - A lake from which a water horse was seen to fly.
Cruigeán na gcoileach - A field in which a lot of different kinds of bushes were growing.
Cruigeán na h-cóirne - A field in which a wood-cock was shot long ago.
Lag Dubh - A field in which there was a certain well named tobar.
An Feóirtín - A field where the fairies were to be seen long ago.
- Lesheen, cula bpáca. The middle field, Tora teagail, Rathumish lake, Páirc na geata, The iron hill, Bráca, The whinny hill, bóthar dubh, Culleens, Knock-a-cannel.
Cula Bráca - That is a well known field where coarse leaves used to grow.
Tora geagail - That is a well with ice cold water.
Páirc na geata - That is a place(continues on next page) - Collector
- Mrs Mc Andrew
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Knockaphunta, Co. Mayo
