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Education

For almost two hundred years children were educated within the  vicinity of Woodlawn.  Woodlawn National School closed its doors in June 2015. This followed the trend of Shanballard, Tample and Clonkeenkerrill.

  • Education in Woodlawn

    Education in Woodlawn

    Schools and schooling
  • Hedge Schools in New Inn

    Hedge Schools in New Inn

    The Schools' Collection-Cnoc Breac
  • School Pictures

    School Pictures

    Please forward us your pictures so we can create an on-line album
  • Shanballard N. S.

    Shanballard N. S.

    Making Shapes with Slates and Marla
  • Shanballard N.S Boys

    Shanballard N.S Boys

    Roll Book Number 14,663
  • Shanballard N.S. Girls

    Shanballard N.S. Girls

    Roll Book Number 14,663
topics
  • E-Zine Nov 2016
  • Ezine - May 2017
  • Harvest Time
  • Heritage Week 2017
  • Industrial Heritage of Woodlawn
  • Nature Trail
  • Our Diaspora
  • Public Consultation for County Heritage Plan
  • Woodlawn - A History
  • Woodlawn - A History
  • Woodlawn's Water Features
  • Wildlife in Woodlawn
  • Poetry
  • Heritage Week 2017
  • Golden Mile
  • Galway's Gastronomic Heritage
  • For the love of Bog!!!
  • Education
  • Archaeology
Featured pages
  • Harvest Time

    Harvest Time

    Interview Transcript
  • Wild Animals in district, 1938

    Wild Animals in district, 1938

    Schools Collection of Folklore, Shanballard N.S.
  • The White Bridge

    The White Bridge

    Lady Anne's Walk
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