Enfield

The old village of Enfield was further up on the Dublin Road near the Double Ditch... -- Johnstown House was a Brigidine Convent which was destroyed by Cromwell and afterwards rebuilt. -- Cloncurry means Cluain Conaire or Conary's Meadow. -- Grange -- Local Cures -- Holy Wells -- Carbury Castle was built in the 13th century by Pierce St. Leger. -- Dunfierth also Dunforth contains the ruins of an old parish Church... -- Newcastle so called to differentiate between the modern building and the old Norman Castle. -- St Bridie's Well is in Mr Prendergasts land. -- Boyne's Rath -- Ballycarrow -- Names of Fields in the Locality of the School -- Hidden Treasure / Byrne, Rosie -- Weather-Lore / Neill, Teresa O' -- Riddles -- Local Humour / Kenny, Seán -- Local Cures / Cormack, Mary Mc -- Local Marriage Customs -- Bird-Lore / Byrne, Mary -- Travelling Folk -- Fairy Folk and Forts / Cormack, M. Mc -- Potato Crop / Loughlin, Eileen O' -- Farm Animals -- Churning / Hyland, Kate -- Local Forge / Cormack, Mary Mc -- Local Fair / Byrne, Rosie -- Local Landlord / Donegan, Peg -- On St Stephen's day a crowd of men and boys gather together. / Cormack, Mary Mc -- Leprechaun / Kiernan, Rose -- Bread was made from wheat, oats, and barley. / Loughlin, Eileen O' -- Memo of Work to be Done in Folklore