School: Castletown
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- Baile an Chaisleáin, Co. na Mí
- Teacher: Owen Maguire
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- Thomas Price of Knock was also a noted poet. Many of his poems are still well known. There was an old man named Denis Flood in the district of Knock. He lived in a thatched house. He was a good hand at making up songs. He is a long time dead. Peggie Smyth.
There was an old poet in Knock name Michael McGil. He was blind from his birth. He was a great musician and would play at the crossroads and the people used to give him money. He also compose songs and his sister wrote them down and sold them at a penny each. Jerry Donegan of Mitchelstown also writes poems.
