School: Drom Mór (C.), Malla (roll number 13780)

Location:: Dromore, Co. Cork
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We live in the parish of Killshannig in the barony of Duhallow and in the townland of Dromore, There are from twenty five to thirty families in this townland, The most common type of houses is thatched, slated, and tiled. This parish got its name from a saint Seanac, Cil means church and Seanaig means of Seanac, this townland got its name from a saint, Houses are more numerous now than long ago. There is one old historic ruin in this locality called "Corries House" and it was in this ruin that Thomas Russell our young hero was
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Topics
1. place-space-environment
  local lore, place-lore (~10,595)
Language

English
Location

Kilshannig, Co. Cork
Collector
Kathleen Mc Auliffe
Gender

Female

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