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Léim go príomhábhar an leathanaigh
Scoil: Dún Gar (Frenchpark) (uimhir rolla 3961)
Dún Gar, Co. Ros Comáin
Duine Gach duine Teanga Gach teanga Béarla (13) Measctha (5)
The Townlands and Place Names of the Half Parish of Frenchpark Le tras-scríobh
The Second Townland Found in Our Village is Cloonshanville Le tras-scríobh
The Abbey Le tras-scríobh
The Destruction of the Abbey Le tras-scríobh
Carraig na mBráthar Le tras-scríobh
The Hanging Tree Le tras-scríobh
The Stray Fields Le tras-scríobh
South of Portahard are Ráth Fhallaigh and Cloigearnach Le tras-scríobh
The Old Crafts and Craftsmen Le tras-scríobh
The Fairs and Markets Le tras-scríobh
The Labouring Man Le tras-scríobh
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Scoil: Dún Gar (Frenchpark)
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death made work on the fence taboo and Father Barrett could not get a workman to carry on. The ditch had been built about quarter the way across. Father Barrett was of course too well and widely educated to be bothered about pishogues and he made up his mind and follow Poor Richard's advice "If you want it done well, do it yourself." So one Monday morning bright and early he set out with loy and fork to finish the job himself. He had not got to the middle of the fort when he was struck by paralysis. He was brought home on a hurdle and never left his home alive again. The fence was never finished. It stands today where the priest turned the last sod nearly 70 years ago, and this end is joined to the end on the lower side of the fort by a few strands of wire. As seeing is believing there can be no doubt of this story. In Traver's field at the eastern side of the townland is a third fort. The three forming almost the vertices of an equilateral triangle. Little is known of the fort in Traver's field for even in broad daylight no one likes going across it. When I was a child an old man from Ballinameen was going home from the September fair. Whiskey then was only sixpence a naggin, and night was falling when he was passing by the fort. He felt sleepy and the bushes looked shady, and the luxuriant
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