School: Brittas, Wicklow
- Location:
- Brittas, Co. Wicklow
- Teacher: Áine Ní Laidhigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0926, Page 091
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- (continued from previous page)Site of Church and Graveyard.
There is a very old survey map (surveyed in the year 1838) of this district in our school on which the site of a church and graveyard are marked. The place is locally known as Kiltrisna, and consists of a couple of fields in the townland of Ballyclough, about two-and a half miles North-West of our school.
Actually there is no trace of a ruin on the land, but the name Kiltrisna suggest that there might have been a cross-roads near the church.
The name Kiltrisna is not found
- There is a very old survey map (surveyed in the year 1838) of this district, Brittas Co Wicklow, in our school on which the site of a church and that of a graveyard are marked. The place is locally known as Kiltrisna, and consists of a couple of fields in the townland of Ballyclough, about two-and a half miles North-West of our school.
Actually there is no trace of a ruin on the land, but the name Kiltrisna suggest that there might have been a cross-roads near the church.
The name Kiltrisna is not found(continues on next page) - Collector
- Kathleen Griffin
- Gender
- Female
