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1. Glens, Fields, Hills and Townlands

   

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   Names of Fields

   Gort Fada means the long field in Enright's land in Crinnie.
   Inse Caol means a narrow field beside the river where cattle graze

   The Buaille where cattle sleep by night; it is a hilly field.
   The Well field is the field near the well.
   The Leaca is a field with furs; it is situated near the hill.

   
   Names of Glens

   Gleannn a Leasa between Crínnie and Reaglass; there is a fort near it.
   The field of the fort is called Pairc a Leasa.
   Gleann an Aifreann in Cordal between Kerin's and Brosnan's land; it was there the mass was said in the Penal laws.

   
   Hills

   Cnocán is a hill in Glounahroon; there is a green field near it.
   Crinnie is a round hill full of furs.

   
   Town Lands

   Laccanoneen means the Leaca where the daisies grow.
   Reaglass means where there is green rays.
   Knockartry means a high hill with rays
   Cragg means a rock
   Kilcusnin is called because young children used be buried there long ago.
   Barna is a gap

   

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