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1. Poets and Poems - The Wrecking of Tyholland Chapel on 23rd June 1859 (continued)

   

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   To H--- with your bloodhounds, we'll wear the cockade
   Rice warned all parties of the church of Rome
   Come right well loaded, each man from his home
   Good ammunition and swords of the best
   And flying green ribbons be every man dressed.
   They were there from Counties of rank high & low
   There were some from Kilkenny & some from Mayo
   But when the Middletown heroes came up in full flight to guard Leitrim Chapel on the 25th night

   

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2. Keady Races

   

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   Come all you gallant sportsmen, come listen to my song. I hope you will excuse me if I say any wrong, A native, bold sportsman these words I will pen down,

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   Peter Mc Garry

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