School: Crubany
- Location:
- Crubany, Co. Cavan
- Teachers: P. Cahill A. Ó Briain
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0976, Page 245
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“This song was composed by Peter Fitzpatrick who resided in Glancurran.”
(continued from previous page)May the heaven increase him in all dignity
In peace may he prosper to keep peace and order.
And live for all ages and long hold the chair.
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If you would see his grand Oakus [?] where it is adorned.
Its covered with beauty transparent and fine
Where the birds join in chorus with notes so melodious.
To enjoy his grand Oakus at the lovely Blacklion.
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“The Bradys the Bradys of low renown.”
The Bradys the Bradys of low renown.
Stoned the Poet coming out of the town.One day as the Poet was coming out of the town the Bradys of Oldtown threw stones at(continues on next page)