School: Lisselton (B.) (roll number 10535)

Location:
Lisselton, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Liam Brún
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  2. There lived an old woman in Clashmealcon long ago. She had three sons and each son had a filly a hound and a hawk. One day the eldest son went out ploughing. As he was going to his work he saw a hare jumping out of a bush. At that moment he turned back to the house again. He put his saddle and his bridle on his filly and got his hound and hawk. He rode after the hare for a mile long till the hare
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