School: Maoilinn (B.), Áth Treasna
- Location:
- Meelin, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Diarmuid de Brún
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- XML School: Maoilinn (B.), Áth Treasna
- XML Page 024
- XML “Names of Fields - Mín Caorach (Meenkeragh)”
- XML “Names of Fields - The Corcora”
- XML “Names of Fields - The Mullach”
- XML “Names of Fields - The Leaca”
- XML “Names of Fields - The Gort Mór”
- XML “Names of Fields - Páirc Scáthán”
- XML “Names of Fields - The Paddocks”
- XML “Names of Fields - The Big Meadow”
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- Jeremiah Barry
- Gender
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- Address
- Meenkearagh, Co. Cork
- This is a large meadow about nine Irish acres in area. It is bounded on two sides by the public-road and on two other sides by the Dalla river & the Glayre [?] which runs between Meenkeragh and Knockeen.
- This field adjoins Míncoarach Bog and is very big. It is high and level and of considerable area.
- The Spur, The Big Ray (Réidh), The Lime Réidh, The High Field, The Black Garden, The Sandpit Field, The Rabbit Field
- The Gort Mór - another field in this townland and is so called probably from the fact that it is tilled very often. It is triangular in shape and is on the road side.
- This is the name given to three or four small fields adjoining and similar in shape & size. They are situated west of 'The Mullach'.
- The Paddocks - The Stall Field, The Trough Field and Johnny Tim's Meadow are fields near the house.
- The Big Meadow is about twelve Irish acres in area
