School: Cromadh (B.)
- Location:
- Croom, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Dáithí Ó Ceanntabhail
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“About four years ago there was a flock of small long tailed birds about the house.”
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“Did you ever see a cock's nest?”
"Did you ever see a cock's nest?". Well 'tis the same as the right one (the wren's nest), but after building it, apparently there was some "domestic infelicity", and 'twas never occupied. The old people used to call them cock's nests. They say that 'tis the cock alone, that used build them, before he got the missus. (D. Butler) (no title)
“Do you know what Kilgobban means David?”
Do you know what Kilgobban means David?. You don't, well I'll tell you. It means Cill Gobain. The father of the Goban Soar is buried there. I could show you the grave. They say that one day th'ould Goban and the young Goban were together, and something fell, like as if it was from the sky. The two of them ran for it(continues on next page)