School: Mocklershill, Caiseal (roll number 14256)
- Location:
- Mocklershill, Co. Tipperary
- Teacher: Seán Ó Domhnaill
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Mocklershill formerly Cnuicín-a-gabha or Cricín-aghabha
Brickendown: said to be Bricín-donn or Bricín-dún
Kilconnell: Cill chonaill
Railstwon: Baile na Reilge
baile-dubhach or Ballyduagh
Monameigh: Móna mbeith
Ballyfoley: Baile-Fodhlugha
Coleraine: Cúl-Raithne
Curraghtorsna: Currac-treasna
Knockbrett: Cnoc Briot
Mobarnane: Mag bearnáin
Caherbaun: Cathair bán
Ballyherbery:
Killballyherbery:
Meldrum:
Rathcloc:
Ballykeens:
Kilsallagh:
Killragh
Other names: loca lín in Monameigh near school is a pond. It was used for flax and a stone on the brink was used for pounding the flax. This was removed a few years ago. The Dooneen or duïnín name of a pond on Mr Price's farm. It is of a curious shape something like a fiddle and is said to be "bottomless". It is deep. Drockler or Drohuly is the name of a well in Price's. Clois Nóra is a hollow in Mrs Bowe's farm near the Fethard road about 100 yds from school
