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School: Duleek (B.) (roll number 6554)

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Duleek, Co. Meath
Teacher:
Micheál Ó Braonáin
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    75) The Buggans, a field up at Crickstown (?)
    76) Killameshan, a field at Cullaghan's, Bellewstown
    77) The Grolla, a place at Mallawho(?) above Garristown
    78) The Scallernagh, a townland near Riverstown, Duleek
    79) Crinch-a-Crann, River on New Long Road, Duleek

    80) Balywaltha, townland where McGuinness live (Dug (?)

    81) The Clooney, a valley at Ardcath
    82) Quallafina(?), a river on East Commons, Duleek
    83) Slough, an old river on the Commons, Duleek
    84) Chrishnalanagh, field at Carntown(?), Duleek
    85) Tobeen, a bog at Garristown
    86) Clonlusk, Taaffe's, Duleek

    87) Skeharnagh, a place name over Downstown Rd. Duleek

    88) The Mulla-dhu, field at Rathfeigh
    89) Pullbrock, field at Rathfeigh
    90) Lisafona - Gate at Macetown
    91) Pullbuee(?), field at Rathfeigh
    92) Killafakie, field at Ballyhack
    93) Bohan, field at Danestown

    94) Tuberskeen, Gilleen(?) - Well at Cushenstown, Duleek

    95) Crucknahackna, field at Warrenstown College
    96) Lagenna, field at Warrenstown College
    97) Mouleywure, field at Warrenstown College

    98) Boreen-a-Willa, a small road at Knockmark Church
    99) Corewella, land beside Borrawaddy Road
    100 Borrawaddy, Road Rathfeigh
    101) Knockcommera, wood at Bellew, Rathfeigh
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    History Edit
    Topics
    1. place-space-environment
      1. local lore, place-lore (~10,595)
    Languages
    Irish
    English
    Collector
    Micheál Ó Braonáin
    Gender
    Male
    Occupation
    Múinteoir