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School: Donnycarney (roll number 10950)

Location:
Donacarney Great, Co. Meath
Teacher:
P. Ó Cadhain
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0682, Page 155

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    “There is a mass rock at Ben Head...”

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    There is a mass rock at Ben Head
    " " " Green hills
    " " " Chapel Castle (Delaney)
    "Croc a' Pobal" is near Green hills
    A Holywater Font was found at St. Kevin's Mornington some years since.
    Lisdornan near Julianstown. Napper Tandy buried in Protestant Graveyard.
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  2. Other Wells

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    The Gaire Well in J. Drew's field.
    Colmcille's Well at Shallon
    St. Patrick's Well in the Dale-Drogheda
    " " Near Abbey Cenema (closed)
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    Gormanstown - old name Baile na gCoilleach
    The cock of Gormanstown - name of a tavern.
    Old name for the "black hills" - Croc a' Searra
    The ruins of St. James' Hospital is at Smart's (Drogheda)
    Genninstown other name for Julianstown.
    Sir Phelim O'Neill fought a battle here.
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