School: Béal Átha Fhinghín (B.)
- Location:
- Ballineen, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Beircheart Seártan
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“One of the Conners of Fortrobert, Robert was his name, joined Fenians. The English were after him for a long time...”
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“The incident described above happened long before the Fenians...”
The incident described above happened long before the Fenians. Robert Connor was a Unitedman. The name of the horse was "Shin Conner". The Conners ever since had greet grádh for the Mc Cullaghs.
[McCullagh family live at Manch Ballineen] (no title)
“The Lord's Cross" - where the Kenneigh road joins the Manch - Bantry Line road...”
"The Lord's Cross" - where the Kenneigh road joins the Manch - Bantry Line road is the next junction bur one N. of the Idle Bridge. In the house near the Blackwater Br. north of the Manch road lived Lord Norberry.