School: Baile Dháithí, Dunlavin
- Location:
- Davidstown, Co. Wicklow
- Teacher: Róisín Bhreathnach
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Trom-aun (in Ballinabarney)
Lyre-iosk, Lyre-an-iske (in Brittas)
The Currach (in Seskin)
Toor-gearr (in Seskin)
Shana-bhaile (in Camera)
Inshamore (in Seskin)
Pollahockas (near Coan)
Cutterruagh (near Coan)
Criosadawn (near Knocknamunion)
Oyledearg-Ford (near Camera)
Gualyá (near Stranahely Hill)
Pollakadoos, Pollacha Dubha (near Stranahely Hill)
Oyle-tik, Oyle-ke (near Stranahely)
Cnoch-a-buidhe (near Stranahely)
Monspolien
Low-gearr (near Stranahely)
Fauna (townland)
- Fields
Shan-a-crikeen (in Coan)
Bawn-oge green (in Coan)
Mullawn Thasna (in Cloneshannon)
Kinops, Kinobs (in Bonafoyle)
Barrack-aw-righ (in Ballytoole)
Crick-a-bee (in Ballynabarney)
Crick-a-beag (in Ballynabarney)
Park-a-winchoge (in Ballynabarney)
Park-a-lee (in Ballynabarney)
Coolrawn (in Ballynabarney)
Crone (in Rustyduff)
Rampere (in Cloneshannon)
Anaglone (in Ballineddin)
Crick-na-June (in Derrynamuck)
The Lámh-hawl-ye (in Ballyvrahan)
Tinnan-iarann Well (in Ballyvrahan)
The Crickawn (in Ballyvrahan)
