School: Druimín (roll number 9438)
- Location:
- Drummeen, Co. Leitrim
- Teacher: Tomás Ó Ceallaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0220, Page 225
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“Beal Scarra Tecker's Crossroads Baker's Bridge...”
(continued from previous page)Hill.
Béal Scarra means the mouth.
There was a flax mill or scutching mill here. There was a rope across the river which a man named Bell owned or where he worked. Some people think that Bell Scara mean's Bell's carry. Bell was an English man.
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“The Cloone Road and the lower Road..”
The Cloone Road and the lower Road. It is thus the people of the school district describe the road from Mohill to Cloone. Baker's Bridge is the name given to the little one eyed bridge between Mulynadrumna and Mullagh brack on the road between Cunninghan's bridge and Tecker's Cross Roads.(continues on next page)