School: Réidh Ghlas (roll number 14853)
- Location:
- Knockardtry, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Pártholán Ó Dálaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0446, Page 357
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- (continued from previous page)and they got a double barrel gun and shot him.Glanntán is a small little stream between Murphy's and Horan's.Páirc an Óir means the field of the gold
Páirc-a-Reidh means the level field.
"Gurtín" means the little field. Páirc na gCaorach means the field of the sheep, and there the sheep were grazing.Laccanoneen is our nearest townland which means the Lacca of the "Nóiníns."Knockachur means the hill of the bush.Bally Mac Adam means the town of Adam. Long ago the son of a farmer named Adam had all that land until people bought some of it out.Cragg means a rock.
Crinnie means a round hill.
Pairc a Leasa means the field of the fortThe triangle in Patrick Lenihans is a small field. It is shaped like a triangle.Baile Dubh means the black town. It is situated by mountains.Craobh Ruadh means the red branch.
The square is a field in Horan's land and it is a square field.
Gort Fada means the long field
