Scoil: Gort na Díogha (uimhir rolla 15587)

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Place Names in School District Collected by Children (ar lean)

   

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   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   Cnoc Mac Scathaill - Knockmaskehill - Skehill was the owner of this place and then it was given to his son Gort na nGaireas - Cloonculane - a family of Garrys lived here once Gort na Nóinín - - - - - - because a great deal of daisies grow there Gort Leán - - - - - - because a great deal of daisies grow there also Gort Dubh - - - - - -a lot of Blackheads grow in this field Páirc na mBláth - this field is covered over with flowers

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2. The Closing of Tuam Bank

   

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   There was in 1798 a man called Captain Lambert living in Melford about 2 mls from this School. On a fine harvest day he heard that the French had come into Killala and he gathered up a lot of the Creggs men to fight with the French. In the same place that he lived a man of the Nolans came to live after him. He was very intimate with my grandfather, Martin Connell - he was a friend of his, he advised my grandfather if he had any spare cash to buy some cattle as they would be

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