School: Mianaigh (roll number 10565)
- Location:
- Moyny Lower, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Eibhlis Ní Shúilleabháin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0303, Page 010
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- Meenies = Maoineach = resourceful
Móna Dhian is name given to a bog in which hard turf is got.
Cnoc Ghéar is a coarse field in which there is a sharp hill.
Paírc na Crú is a field where cows used to be milked
Paírc Arbhair = The corn field
Paírc Milis = The sweet field.
Cillín is where there was a graveyard. It has been tilled many a time.
Paírcín Droichid is a field near a bridge
Paírcín Bóthair got its name from an old road which runs through it.
Casaigh is a field containing a large rock and much spring water.
Pairc Clochán is a stony field.
Paírc na nGabhlán contains large rocks
Paírcín na sGeach contains blackthorn bushes.
Paírc na Tulcháin is a field in which is a large heap of stones
Leaca is situated on a slope between two roads(continues on next page)
