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longer is use as a school, it was situated on the Aspark Road and built
for the sum of £200. Around the turn of the century it was used
as a local hall. The activities held there included meetings, woodwork
classes, concerts
and a courthouse. The Republican courts were held here during the early
1920’s. The Justices of the Court at the time were James Farrelly,
Kilskyre; John Roche, Ballinlough; Michael Norris, Balgree; John Beggan,
Seraghstown; and Terence Smith, Ballinlough. It was finally closed as
a hall in 1929.
and a courthouse. The Republican courts were held here during the early
1920’s. The Justices of the Court at the time were James Farrelly,
Kilskyre; John Roche, Ballinlough; Michael Norris, Balgree; John Beggan,
Seraghstown; and Terence Smith, Ballinlough. It was finally closed as
a hall in 1929.
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