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School: Coolroebeg, Thomastown (roll number 12487)

Location:
An Chúil Rua Bheag, Co. Chill Chainnigh
Teacher:
Bean Mhic Eochagáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0848, Page 293

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  1. Holy Wells in the District (continued)

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    cow lick his feet. She said it was a dirty thing to allow a cow to lick his feet. So he said that there would never be a White in Mullinakill.
    Another time they milked his cow in Coolnahaw. So he said that there would never be without a fool or onnseach.
    Another time he went to a house for foods which he had not ready himself. So they cooked a hound so they gave it to him. The Saint blessed the plate and the meat took the shape of a hound.
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  2. Place Names

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    Gort na circe. This field is in Kilminock
    Gorta Ghó. This field is in Ballykinnagh. Mullinaryle.
    Garra harmen. This field is in Tollogher.
    Ban na Rata. This field is in Kilminock.
    Fasrad. It is in Ballykinnagh Mullinaryle
    Crócin. This field is in Glenpipe Tollogher
    Gort srota. It is also in Glenpipe.
    Garra ualing. It is in Ballykinnagh Mullinaryle
    Gort na heorna. This field is also in Ballykinnagh.
    Sliabh Ceannin. It is a mountain belong to Hoghan's Coolroebeg.
    Pairic na scool. It is a field in Kilminnock belongs to Walshes.
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    Topics
    1. áit-spás-timpeallacht
      1. seanchas áitiúil, dinnseanchas (~10,595)
    Language
    English
    Location
    An Chúil Rua Bheag, Co. Chill Chainnigh
    Collector
    Eileen O' Neill
    Gender
    Female