School: Carrickatee (roll number 16481)
- Location:
- Carrickatee, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: Éamonn Ó Dubhthaigh
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- (continued from previous page)daughter the pride of "Fuchsia Hill"
VIII
Oh you are a man of honour and very well it is known
Disgraceful William Murphy that came begging from Tyrone
Now I'll comb back my old grey locks I'll drink another gill
And bad luck may light on Murphys that live on "Fuchsia Hill"
IX
Come on you airy bachelors both airy, light and free.
I would have you to shun night walking likewise bad company
For as I now do die of grief my eyes with tears do fill
Since I depart from my sweetheart the pride of "Fuchsia Hill"Compsed by Thomas Ward on the 20th December 1909.- Collector
- Alice Ward
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Carrickatee, Co. Monaghan