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School: Coolronan (roll number 16247)

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Coolronan, Co. Meath
Teacher:
Bean Uí Chonmhidhe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0694, Page 465

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  1. Local Marriage Customs (continued)

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  2. Names of Field on Miggins Land

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    1. The Sheep Walk: It is a field on the roadside on the road from Rathkeenan to Athboy.
    2. The Little Sheep Walk: It is a little field off the Sheep-Walk. There is another field between it and the road.
    The Black Field: It is a field on the roadside on the roadside on the road from Rathkeebab to Athboy. It is between the little Sheep-Walk & the road.
    The high Clover: The Sheep-Walk is between it the road from Rathkeenan to Athboy, but it touches the road from Ballyboy to Kildalkey
    The Lime-Kilm: It is a field on the same road as the Sheep-Walk. There is no track of a lime-kiln in it now but it is probable that there was one in it former times.
    6. The Shaubery or "Slobbery" Gap: It is a gap between
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