Disused farmyard at Derrydrummuck
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Image: © Dean Molyneaux Taken: 23 Feb 2014
Along the Mountainview Road, this farmyard is located to the rear of a derelict house. The name of the townland, Derrydrummuck, is an anglicisation of the Irish 'Doire Droma Muc' - meaning 'the oakwood of the ridge of the pigs'. It is thought that this refers to the practice of bringing pigs into woodland in the autumn to feed on acorns.