Scoil: Drumatemple (C.) (uimhir rolla 7055)

Ar an leathanach seo

1. (gan teideal) (ar lean)

   “The names of fields on our farm are...”

   

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   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   Garden" in Mr. Martin Leary's' so called because long ago there lived a man in Bookala whose name was Mr. Johnny Leary and who was a hedge-school teacher. From that time forward it was called "the Master's Garden."
   "The Paddockeen" is in Mr. Martin Walshe's.
   Cúl an Cam" belongs to Mr. John Burns.
   "Seán Garrdha" belongs to Mr. Michael Buttler.
   "The Flax Field" which is in Mr. Flannagan's is so called because long ago flax was grown and dried there.
   "Charley's Garden" is in Scahill's farm and is so called because a horse named Charley is always in it.
   "Gort na Sgéithe" is in Terry Ternan's in Guilka.
   "Paddy's Acre" is so called because a man of that name owned it long ago.
   "Drainrua" is the name of land in Marlinsgrove which belongs to Mr. Martin Walsh.
   "Maide Bán" is the name of a stretch of bog which belongs to some of the neighbours.
   "Dubh-Dhoire" belongs to the village of Curliskea.
   The remains of the black oak are still seen on this stretch of ground.
   "Sliabh Nua" is in Devanny's
   "Pull na Páirce" is in Stephen Mitchell's. It took its name from a hole there.
   "Gáirrín Gearr" in Leary's.
   "Páircín Simon" is in Mr.Martin Dillon's. Marlinsgrove, probably it took that name from a man named Simon who lived there long ago.

   Mary Croghan, Bookala, Ballymoe

   

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