School: Na Hárda (Ardfield), Clanna Caoilte (roll number 1267)
- Location:
- Ardfield, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Caitlín, Bean Uí Ghrífín
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0317, Page 113
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- Baile le Bró which means Ballylibert
There were two mill stones near the river between Ballylibert and Lisduff and the mill was worked by the water of the river.Camus means a crooked waterfall
It gets the name from a crooked stream which flows through the ploughland of Camus, as which means a waterfallKilkerran - There was a church in James Donovans yard and an old burying ground there also and it is said that a man named Ciarn was buried there.Dunour - There is a big fort in Stephen Twohigs field and it gets the name from it.Castlefreke - the Frakes built a castle there long ago.Carrigrua - it gets the name from a red rock.
