School: Na Cnocáin (roll number 13150)
- Location:
- Na Cnocáin, Co. Chiarraí
- Teachers: Bean Uí Spealáin Máiréad Ní Laoghaire
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0456, Page 359
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- (continued from previous page)the two legs and threw him into it. She said she would keep him there until her husband would be freed.
- Brewsterfield was not always caleld by this English name. The correct name of the place is Áth na Giolcaighe - the ford of the bezom or broom. At this ford in the River Flesk the broom grew abundantly long ago But when the English declared that Ireland would never be conquered as long as the leaves were on the trees there one Francis Brewster came over and smelted iron here (to use up the native timber and thus do away with the shelter for the outlaws)He named the place Brewsterfield but even in comparatively recent times it retained its name among(continues on next page)
