School: Cuan Dor (roll number 1272)
- Location:
- Cuan Dor, Co. Chorcaí
- Teacher: Séamus Ó Donnchadha
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0309, Page 293
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- The Mine Road - There are disused manganese mines adjacent to it.
The " Board of Works" Road - There are at least two roads that name name in the locality and one of them is supposed to have been constructed during the Famine Times.
Company hill -
Black Road -
The Pike - Several places of that name.
Lislenane Hill (leanán?)
The road of the early viser
The road of the crock of gold
The road of the blackthorn
The rough little pig (path)
The nine mens' slicks path
The flowers of Spring path
The oxens' way path
The bakers' trod
The pigs little way
The Road of the Crows
Boithreen na Leanbh - from Cregg to Traig an Aonag
Croiseen na Leanbh - near Kilmacabea graveyard - unbaptised children were buried there.
The Old Road - This is a very old road from Glandore to Leap and it goes in a straight line over hills.
