School: Screen (roll number 9679)
- Location:
- Screen, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: Cáit Ní Mhurchadha
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0885, Page 204
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“Screen - no antiquarian remains...”
(continued from previous page)hole, about 2 1/2 miles from the village of Screen and the pit is still known as the "Chapel hole".
In 1760 a little chapel was built near the site of present parochial house on a spot called the "Chapel Field".
It was replaced by a larger one, built on site now occupied by the present church.
- Beg Eire.A small island, containing about 21 1/2 acres situated miles from Screen. This is a flat speck of land with little to be seen on its surface just the grass-grown foundations of a small rectangular church, with a few burial stones around it. There are no distinctive features to date the building.Monumental Stones
Three bear crosses of the "Celtic" type engraved upon them one of these with a stem decorated with(continues on next page)
