Scoil: Droim Seanbhó Thuaidh
- Suíomh:
- Droim Seanbhó Thuaidh, Co. Liatroma
- Múinteoir: (ní thugtar ainm)
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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 1127, Leathanach 085
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- The town-land in which I live in is Drumshanbo in the parish of Aughavas. The word Drumshanbo means "the back of the old cow," Druimseanbó. Some people say it got its name because in the olden times the people in it had all old cows, others say it got its name because the cows lived older than in any other townland. There are fifteen families living in it now, and there are about sixty people. The family name most common is Gallogly. The most common types of houses are three roomed ones. There are three slates houses and twelve thatched. There are eight people over seventy years namely James Gallogly Patrick Rourke Patrick Gallogly James Fitzpatrick Mrs Mc Loughlin Mrs Gallogly Edward Reilly and Mrs Mc Kiennan. They don't know Irish but can tell stories in English. Houses were more common in olden times. There are two in ruins. One of them is standing still and the walls of the other are to be seen. The names of these families were Gallogly's and Duignan's. The townland is mentioned in a song called Drumshanbo Hill. It was made by Patrick Kane, native of Kiltyfea Cloone Co Leitrim, who went to America about fifty years ago. Part of the land is good and part of the land is Hilly and part of it is boggy. Stones and sand are to(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
