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School: An Charraig

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Carrick, Co. Cavan
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S. Ó Tiománaí
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0987, Page 078

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0987, Page 078

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    Parish of Drumluman. S
    Schools - 1824-34 -3=
    1.School 2.Teacher 3. Denom. 4. Salary 5.Building
    {Note from transcriber - this page is arranged in columns under each numbered heading}
    Kilgolagh Mr. Wheelin Protestant Not Known Very Good
    Drumluman Pat Keogan Catholic Not Known Parish Chapel
    Mullaghorran Thos. Reilly Catholic £20 not known
    Mullaghoran (Moynagh) John Smith Catholic £6 A miserable hut valued @ 6s9d. Later rebuilt; known as Moynagh School
    Carrickakillew Pat Lynch Catholic £9 Parish Chapel. See site marked in his Bk on map under Heading 27.
    6 Writing Materials 7 Teachers:- 8 Seating accommodation 9 Subjects 10 Books
    Slates + Pencils Natives generally "Any good Scholar at all" was employed Large stones were used to sit on English Reading Writing Arith. Irish not taught Building
    School Teacher Denom. Building
    Freeduff Miss Lily Woods Miss Moore Protestant Children Contributed Now owned by D. Goldrick
    Moynagh Mis Coyle Miss Boyle Miss Fitzsimmons Mr. + Mrs Kiernan Catholic Ruins still standing
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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