Scoil: Ballydurrow

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   ploughing. He put sheep to graze on it then and in the yeaning time for his flock he visited them very late at night to see them lest foxes should carry away his young lambs, if recently yeaned, foxes often do with lambs that are not tarred and branded. As there was a bog near at hand foxes were in consequence very plentiful.
   One night when Kelly went to se e his flock his astonishment was great when in a corner of his field there was a crowd of little men dressed in red and playing football. On the moat was a huge crowd of fairy folk dancing, singing, playing music and with the loveliest dishes of vegetables on golden tables he had ever seen. He did not feel afraid and curiosity prompted him to go somewhat nearer, as the night was lovely and calm, he could hardly believe himself but that it was a real feast, with real people; perhaps he thought Capt Blakeney and a party of his Emglish visitors enjoying the beauty of Lough Ramor.
   As he went nearer the footballers saw him and some of them approached him. He explained why he had come there to see his flocks; told of the loss of his horse and his want of ploughing. Then one of the fairy folk went over to the party on

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