School: Cnoc an Chuilinn, An Ráth Mhór (roll number 9871)

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   and over to "Stoompa". I went back "Sligach" then as far as the "bohawn" and turned south to the "bourac" and came down the "Trawvogach" to "Cnocan a Stone". I was half tired then so I struck over the near way through "Oileawn na Gapall", "Lawher Tee Gaw", "Cnocan na Maohilee" and out at "Boher Reeuk". My father was a knowledgeable man about cattle, and he was able to cure "bullig" and "scuruacth" and worms in their tails. I barely remember him; he was a tall "rawbaire" with "cáinte" jaw-whiskers. He had a "breowul" (?) of a brother - my uncle that married an "angisheoir" from the west and they had three "iarlaishes" of children. He was always on the "raggarnauil"

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      1. man-made structures
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            1. schools (~4,094)

   Languages

   Irish

   English

   Collector

   John F. Dineen

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   48

   Occupation

   Teacher

   Address

   Hollymount, Co. Cork