School: Camdhoire (roll number 14573)

Location:: Camderrynabinnia, Co. Mayo
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0119C, Page 07_016

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carts, wheelbarrows, handbarrows, and wooden gates. The people used to do a lot of fishing and fowling and people burned their own lime. All the men could do their own thatching but that is not the case now.
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Bóithre an Cheantair

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The "corkscrew or Stirabout" road extends from Comderry across Sliabh Cairn to the main road between Balla and Kiltimagh. Cloch a Chaipín extends from

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