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Hi folks! Do you know a locally or historically attested Hedge School location in Ireland? A building that was once used for informal education? These often (but not always) took the form of a roadside bothán (vernacular building) or similar. If so, please get in touch

Carrigan National School, Carrigan townland, Co. Cavan

Corvoy National School, Cornahoe townland, Co. Monaghan

Spike Island National School, Spike Island, Co. Cork

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