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School: Stamullen (roll number 3181)

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Stamullen, Co. Meath
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Áine, Bean Uí Ghamhna
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0685, Page 314

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    “In the Castle grounds there are very ancient Cloisters situated.”

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    In the Castle grounds there are very ancient Cloisters situated. They were used by the Monks for praying. There are a lot of the old Monastery stones still there. These Cloisters date back to the thirteenth century.
    Mary Fleming.
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    “There is a great underground passage about two miles long in Headland Way (a field in the Gormanstown Demesne...”

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    Language
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    Collector
    Mary Fleming
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    Female
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    Gormanston, Co. Meath

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    “There is a wood called Hopyard in the Gormanstown Demesne where Hops were grown years ago.”

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    There is a wood called Hopyard in the Gormanstown Demesne where
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