Tournafulla by Bernard Dalton https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada Local History en-us 2017-06-26 09:35:38 UTC 2017-06-26 09:56:42 UTC hello@padlet.com Harnett's +2 26/6/17 https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431705 Tournafulla= Tuar na Fola, in Irish. 
Meaning        
"animal-enclosure of blood" The name came from Killeedy.]]> 2017-06-26 09:36:37 UTC https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431705 Going Solo Tournafulla meaning https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431714 Tournafulla means animal enclosure of blood. St. Ita had a donkey. One day a dog frightened it and the  ]]> 2017-06-26 09:36:44 UTC https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431714 The Final Countdown. glengurtns_bdalton https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431725 Tuar na Fola, meaning .animal-enclosure of blood
. But to the locals it means Field Of the Blood.]]> 2017-06-26 09:36:53 UTC https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431725 CR7S 26/6/17 https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431737 Meaning
Long ago when St. Ita had her dairy in Tournafulla it is said that one morning when her donkey was coming home after carrying the milk to Killedy a man from Tournafulla frightened it with dogs. The donkey ran across a river and wounded itself. When it went home St Ita was angry and she cursed the place and called it Tournafulla meaning the tour of blood and she also said that Tournafulla would never be without a fool.]]> 2017-06-26 09:36:59 UTC https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177431737 St. Ita glengurtns_bdalton https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177432834 She was baptised with the name Deidre.
She was born in Waterford.
At the age of 16 she moved to Kileedy.
She preached St. Brendan.
She died at the age of 90
. and founded a community of women dedicated to God. She also founded a school for boys, and one of her pupils was St. Brendan. Many extravagant miracles were attributed to her (in one of them she is reputed to have reunited the head and body of a man who had been beheaded; in another she lived entirely on food from heaven), and she is widely venerated in Ireland]]> 2017-06-26 09:52:22 UTC https://padlet.com/glengurtns_bdalton/8r9j94845ada/wish/177432834