School: Lismacaffry

Location:: Lismacaffry, Co. Westmeath
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0739, Page 255

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The Local Roads (continued)

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is only about forty years made. The Float road leads from the cross-roads at Lismacaffrey to the float bridge. The pound road leads from Lismacaffrey cross-roads to Boherquill church. The new line road leads from Boherquill church to the cross roads at Dunn's.
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The Local Roads

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The names of the roads on this locality are:- the Boherquill road or the Pound road, the Float road, the new line road and the quarry lane. The Boherquill road leads from Lismacaffrey cross-roads to Boherquill Church. The Float road leads from Lismacaffrey cross-roads to Coole. The new line road was made the time the famine was in this country. There was a man living in Fermore who worked at it and his name was Larry Ward.

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