School: Keelagh

Location:: Keelagh, Co. Cavan
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go you can see the ruins of old houses. Some are crumbled away to the foundation and in others the walls are still standing. Post Hill is the highest hill in the townland. This is how it got its name. The time Ireland was surveyed the surveyors placed a pole on this hill and said it was the highest hill in the district.
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Topics
1. place-space-environment
  local lore, place-lore (~10,595)
Language

English
Location

Mullalougher, Co. Cavan
Collector
Kathleen Mc Donald
Gender

Female

Informant
Mr Owen Mc Donald
Gender

Male
Address

Mullalougher, Co. Cavan

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