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School: Raharney (C.)

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Raharney, Co. Westmeath
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Mrs. Conway
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    One day there was a man going beating an ass
    He was met by a priest who seeing him beating the ass said you should not beat the ass. Remember it was an ass that brought our Saviour through Jerusalem. Well said the man if he was on this one he would never get there.
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    One day a priest met a man who was selling rabbits. The priest bid the man. "Good evening". "Good evening Father. The
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