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1. Drimathey (continued)

   

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   place the survivors of Drimanaor fled. Up to the present day roots and sticks can be got which were driven there long ago for some purpose.

   
   There are no old people in the townland at present but they were here ten or fifteen years ago. People that would stir the hair of your head with old Irish stories. They were Patrick and Bridget Hanrahan, Andrew Hehir and Bridget Burke. The following are a list of names of our fields at home.

   
   Gleann na Goiste
   An Currach
   Gleann Bog
   Páirch Fada
   Pairch an Bhóthair

   

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2. Kilcolumb

   

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   Situated in the parish of Kilmaley. There are twelve houses in it but there were seven more long ago. There were a lot of ruins to be seen a few years ago but there are very few to be seen at present. The commonest name in my townland is Connellan. My father told me of what's happened to the people long ago. Where

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Mary Conlan

   Gender

   Female

   Informant

   Denis Conlan

   Relation

   Parent

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Kilcolumb, Co. Clare