School: Kilgobnet (C.) (roll number 7842)
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- Kilgobnet, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Eibhlín, Bean Uí Fhoghladha
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- This is a field which is now covered with furze and stones. Old people worked there long ago and tilled it for 4d a day.Timothy Griffin, Cooleanig
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“There is a valley near Gueliba mountain caled Log na Scuab where heath grows.”
There is a valley near Gueliba (?) mountain called Log na Scuabh where heath grows. Long ago people used to make brooms of the heath. They tied them together with ropes.There is a rock at Carnhoonahone called Carrig Owen O Málai (?) because a man of that name built a little house near it.There is a field in Keel called Paric a Tobair. There is a well in it. Long ago a woman washed clothes i it and it dried up. Then a woman told her to put Holy-water into the well and the water came back again.Denis Sullivan, Keel
