The Mass Path is in front of our house in Toureen in the Parish of Donohill. They used to go on it long ago to Mass. It didn't lead to any Mass rock. It only led to Annacarty chapel. People started going on it over fifty years ago, and it is there still. And people still go along it from Gortard.

Mr White of Annacarty had a fort on his land in the townland of Mealclye Parish of Donohill. His father levelled the fort a long time ago. It is said that he found big planks of timber buried in it.
The same year that he destroyed the fort all his cows died, and so it is not lucky to meddle with a fort. Such places are kept by the fairies.
There is no trace of this fort there now.

This castle stands on the farm of Mr Ryan (known as Mr Ryan of the Castle), in the townland of Ballysheedy near Annacarty, parish of Donohill, Co Tipperary.
It is a big round stone building. There is an outer wall all round it. It was one of the O'Dwyers' Castles and was destroyed in the times of Cromwell. I pass by the castle every Sunday when going to Donohil Church. It is about a mile and a half from my home. It is not far the road, and is near Mr. Ryan's house. There is no roof on the castle or door or windows.
There are holes where the windows were. There is a stone stairway circling up to the top. At the top there is a murder hole where they executed prisoners.

Mary F. Lynch nee O’Dwyer ( Spor ) born at Annacarty Co. Tipperary on August 12th 1876. Trained Baggot St. 1893-‘94, was one of the old “1? “. Appointed Principal Kilcommon April 1 st 1895, resigned on Pension Sept.30th 1931. At present residing at 1 Emmet St. Tipperary.Katie M. Ryan - assistant born at Kilcommon Jan 14th 1887, maiden name Doherty.
Trained Marlboro’ St. 1895-‘97. Appointed Assistant here July 1st 1898, became Principal Oct 1st 1931 resigned Dec 31st. 1935. Died March 16th. 1937Brigid M. Deere: born at Foildarrig, Cappawhite Oct. 16th. 1910. Educated Balla Co. Mayo. Appointed J. A. N. (? ) In Kilcommon Girl’s Oct 1st. 1931, became Assist in Amalgamated Schools, entered training at Limerick Sept. 1937. Still there.Denis Guinane: born Whitegate, Co. Clare Dec 1st. 1901. Monitor in Lakyle P.S 1916-20. Trained in De La Salle, Waterford 1920-‘22. Assist ( Pro Tem ) Ferbane Offaly 1922-1923, Prin. of Bunn Offaly 1923. Assistant C.B.S. Kilrush Co. Clare Oct to Jan 1923.
Appointed assistant in Derrycober. Parish of Woodford,Co. Galway

III
Farewell to Annacarty and to sweet Carhue
Farewell I say to Bonera, Glasdrun and Newtown too
My spirit haunts those lovely spots with fancy thro' the night
But in surprise as Morpheus flies
I'm far from CappawhiteIV
Farewell to larks and linne, cuckoo and warbling thrush
Their notes were sweet and plaintive on every bee and bush
I miss their vocal melody all in the broad daylight
As I used to hear them singing round lovely CappawhiteV
Farewell to Tim and Jerry and all my comrades blight
Farewell to preside story and jokes each winter's night
In New York states near Syracuse these lines I do write

3Farewell to Annacarty, farewell an to Carhue,
Farewell I say to Bonerea, Dundrum and Newtown too.
My spirit haunts those pretty sights with visions through the night.
But in surprise as Morpheus flies.
I’m now far from Cappawhite. 4Farewell to Tim and Jerry and all my comrades alike
Farewell to fireside stories and jokes each winter’s night
In New York State in Syracuse
those lines I do recite
And if God spares me I will
have a spree
At some fair soon in Cappawhite