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Bawnboy School. They were attended by a total of 670 pupils. All except one of these schools were mud wall cabins and overcrowded. Reading, writing and arithmetic were the main subjects taught. Bawnboy was a pay school held in a temporary room. The headmaster was
Charles Brady, a Roman Catholic, who had a salary of £8 per annum. There were 80 pupils of whom 68 were Catholic and 12 Church of Ireland. 47 were boys and 33 were girls. In 1831 a state system of primary education came into being under which the National Education Board was set up. Between 1839 and 1849 Bawnboy was taken over under the National Board at the request of Rev. Philip Magauran P.P. BAWNBOY N.S. was formerly called St. Mogue's and is now named St. Aidan's N.S. It was officially opened on 31st August 1971. Principal Teachers of Bawnboy N.S. : Peter O'Neill (1841-'45); F. Duignan (1845-'49); Thomas Edwards (1849-'78); Thomas McKeon (1878-'91); James Brady (1881-'84); John F. Edwards (1884-'85); Patrick Murphy (1885-'87); Thomas McHugh (1887-'95); Joseph Kenny (1895); John Lynch (1901-'07); Patrick Maguire (1907-'23); Thomas F. O'Grady (1923-'56); Chris Maguire (1956-'82); Ciaran Maguire (1982- ). Assistants : Mrs. Bina McGovern (1916-'47); Máire McGovern (1947-'60); Mrs. Philomena Maguire (1960-'70); Eithne Maguire (1970-'73); Mrs. Marian McGovern (1973-'98); May Glancy (1973- ); Ciaran Maguire (1979-'82); Julianne Breen (1998- ).
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communications of experimental and judicious farmers, that they should meet every encouragement. No part of Cavan is less engaged in manufacture, than the vicinity of the members of this new society; nor are there any lands so favourably disposed for improvement, if we consider the small rents, and the valuable change, which is wrought on the soil of this hilly region by a small applicationof lime, and a little persevering industry. The encouragement now held out by the
Farming Society of Ireland, to the minor establishments, will be doubtless no small incentive to us to cultivate our lands, and bring into immediate profit those valuable resources, which have lain too long neglected, though possessing capabilities enough to procure true wealth and independence.
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Richard Greames, holdeth 1000 acres of this land, upon which there is built a Bawne of stone and lyme, sixty foot square and nine foot high, with a little stone house within, where in Lieutenant William Ruttledge dwelleth and hath a lease thereof and of 200 acres of land for 21 yeares and the
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There had not been any farming society in Cavan, at the time I was collecting the materials for this survey; however I now learn, that a society is established at
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