School: Kilsaran (roll number 14207)
- Location:
- Cill Sáráin, Co. Lú
- Teacher: P. Ó Corragáin
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0671, Page 032
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- Field Name - Townland - Owner
The Tora - Greenmount - Mr McKeownCnoc Glass - Greenmount - Mr McKeownThe Garra Gheel - Greenmount - Miss LennonCroc Fura Wee - Greenmount - Mr CarpenterSmoothing Iron - Greenmount - Miss LennonThe Kill Field - Greenmount - Miss LennonCrois an Phobal - Greenmount - Mr McKeownThe Chapel Field - Greenmount - Mr TraynorThe Shamrock - Greenmount - Mr NaglePáirc a Bán - Greenmount - Greenmount - Mr MarryThe Fógf (foy'of) (?) - Milestown - Mrs McGillLark Hill - Greenmount - Mrs McGinn
"The Garra Gheel" got its name from (-) that it being a narrow field.
"Crois an Phobal" got its name from the fact that in the penal days when the priests were not allow to say mass they went to a lonely spot so "Crois an Phobal" was one of these places.
The Chapel field derived it name from the fact that there was an old thatched house which served as a Chapel.
- Collector
- Patrick Traynor
- Gender
- Male
