School: Coill Chláir (roll number 14276)

Location:
Kilclare, Co. Leitrim
Teacher:
Treasa Ní Oibeacáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0211, Page 179

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    were swept off Mullaghboy bog. Two calves of Matt Curran's, Drumcrumaun were drowned. A rick of hay was flooded out of Michael Mac Nulty's garden Selton.
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  2. Forty years ago a great snow storm lasted a fortnight in this district. Willie Earley, Shebeg and Patrick Redican, Letterfine were lost. The people could hardly leave their homes. They had to be continually shovelling away the snow from their doors. In some places it was piled up six feet against walls.
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  3. About ninety years ago all this district was dried up. Great numbers of cattle and fowl died. This drought period lasted a month.
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    About the year of 1837 there was a very severe storm in Ireland.

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