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   and they all went out to see him do it. The Ruagach is the name of the river flowing through the village of Drimoleague. It is about ten feet wide in the part where he jumped. There was a wall constructed on each side of the river. He stood on one side, up on the wall and with one Standing jump he clear the river and the opposite wall of it. He jumped it under a great risk, because if he failed he would without a doubt fall into the a fall of more than ten feet. He jumped altogether about twelve feet and he won his ten shillings. He lived then in a townland near Drimoleague called Lower Lissane about two and a half miles to the south of the village. He went to America and he now lives there.

   "Some great Mowers"

   There lived in a townland near Drimoleague a family of the Mac Carthys. There were three brothers in the family. Their names are Michael Daniel and Patrick Mac Carthy. One fine morning they went int a five acre field of hay and before the night came the field was finished. They started about 9 O' Clock in the morning and finished about 8 O' clock in the evening. Michael Mac Carthy in now 90 years old. He lives

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   John Harrington

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   Drom Dhá Liag, Co. Chorcaí

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   John Counihan

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   Drom Dhá Liag, Co. Chorcaí