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   “When I was a young nipper about ten years of age...”

   

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   sure anyway an ' that was that me pound was gone. I won't tell yous what happened when I went home, but you can make a guess.

   

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   “Mrs. Dorcy of Ballyhogue was living in a house with her sister...”

   

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   ........Her sister was in the bed with some serious complaint. One evening she called Mrs Dorcy and told her that their sister Mary had passed by the window and wanted to know was she gone into the kitchen. Mrs Dorcy knew well enough that her sister wasn't in the kitchen for she was living three or four miles away and she was in the bed dying. Mrs Dorcy told her that it couldn't be her sister. She said it was that she was sure of it, and could swear it if she was put to it. The next evening word came to Mrs Dorcy that her sister

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   Date

   1936

   Item type

   Lore

   Language

   English

   Writing mode

   Handwritten

   Writing script

   Roman script

   Location

   Ballyhoge, Co. Wexford

   Informant

   • Peadar Ó Dorcaigh