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School: Drom Muirinn (roll number 10531/2)

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Drommurrin, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Seán Ó Fathaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0401, Page 433

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    “Mrs. Beasley told me of people who were coming home from Ballybunion hall.”

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    “Timothy Keane told me a story about a house situated near Cnoc-An-Áir hill and was supposed to be haunted.”

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    Timothy Keane told me a story about a house situated near Cnoc-An-Áir hill and was supposed to be haunted. It was a custom for the people to be playing cards. One night they were stayed there until midnight. In thoes days the people used to keep shelves on the side on the wall in which they kept their fowl. At any rate they kept on playing cards until at
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