School: Stravicnabo
- Location:
- Stravicnabo, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: Michael Kelly
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0978, Page 412
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- Móthar:- (Moher) Móthat coille - a small wood, an old graveyard, now used as a field is to be seen in this townland.
Drumnaveigh:- "Drom na Vhfeadh" - the townland stretches for about a mile, along a ridge or hill (which is flat topped) all the houses are on the hill top.
Mullmagavan. Mullac macGabhann, a townland of rocks and hills, mostly inhabited by "Smiths", who are all small land holders. It is supposed to be taken over by evicted tenant's long ago.
Stravinabo:- Sraith Mhic naBó (MacNaBo's river meadow) extends along a valley for about a mile.,
"MacNabo" a friar was killed here.
Assan:_ From "Eas" a waterfall, there is a large stream in the townland.
Dromestagh. Drom uisce - a hill which has many ponds, and pools of water.
Bogesky Bog - uisce - a townland which is covered over with bog, and soft marshes.
