School: Allenwood

Location:: Allenwood, Co. Kildare
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0774, Page 201

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called the Crockan, and there is a bog near the field called Bakers Bog. There is a bush in Allenwood north called Johnny's bush. There is a road in Allenwood middle and there is a turn on the road called Morgan's elbow. There is a well in Mrs. Blake's field called Tubareeawn.
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Potatoes

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The potatoes that grow best in our land are champions. Some of the names of the potatoes are "Dig - me - quick" or " I'll split the drill", "King Edwards", " Aran Bannens" " Shamrocks", "Champions"

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