School: Cluain an Ghabhláin, Cill Mhichíl
- Location:
- Kilmihil, Co. Clare
- Teacher: Micheál Ó Maolruanaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0602, Page 339
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- Farm: Peter Donnellan, Kiltumper, Kilmihil.
The acre; The Páircín beag; The clover field: The Ray (Raeḋ?) The Western Meadow; The haggard; The Green fields; The Gáirdín Duḃ.Farm: McCarthy; Knockmore, Kilmihil.
An Gort Fada: The level field; the Water field; the low field. A hill in the farm is called "The Spleenk."Farm:- William Reidy, Grey Grove, Kilmihil.
An Ṗáirc ḃeag; the square field; the Inch [beside a river]; the Ray (Raeḋ?); the high meadow. Two hills on the farm, "the high hill" and "the Scregg".Farm: T Murphy, Greygrove, Kilmihil.
The black meadow; Peg's Cross; the fort; "the Scregg".Farm. Tim O Dea, Glenmore, Kilhihil.
The long field or Páirc Ḟada; the inch; Fennel's Garden [Got its name from an old man named Fennel who lived in the inch years ago].Farm: Tim. King, Glenmore, Kilmihil.
Neill's haggard; Tomaisín's field; the rushy field; the hill field.Farm. T. Hayes, Liosbán.
Gort na H-Ínse; the fort field; the long field; the corraċ; the bull field; the new field; the quarry field; the black garden;(continues on next page)
