School: Revanagh, Coolcullen, Muine Beag (roll number 5259)
- Location:
- Reevanagh, Co. Kilkenny
- Teacher: S. Mag Uaildric
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0859, Page 326
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- Bawn na haw - A field near a bank of turf on the Brown mountainPairc-aibee - A good grazing field.Poll na muc - A field where pigs and sheep graze.Thonl na sac - A good field.Poll beags - A rath in a field where fairies were often seen.Cnoc na pucóg - A hilly field in which goats are reared.Cool no mon - A field where a dead womnas ghost was seen.Sean a vas - A field through which there was an old roadCorrag - A very rocky field.Drimín - A field with a hill in itGlash - A field with an old house in itGallockas - A field with many ridges in itDrymru - a hollow where a muddy stream flowsRath - A field with a rath in the centreCasholags - A boggy field near the Brown mountain
